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Bath City: Food Tasting + Historical Private Guided Tour

3 Hours Round trip from Bath Easy pace

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Private guided walking tour through historic Bath
02 See Bath Abbey, the Roman Baths, Pulteney Bridge, the Circus, and the Royal Crescent
03 Learn how Bath developed from a Roman site into a fashionable Georgian city
04 Discover Bath’s links to Jane Austen’s life and literature
05 Enjoy 4 to 5 included food or drink tastings
06 Visit the Covered Bath City market hall when it is open
07 Hear stories spanning Bath’s Roman, Georgian, and Victorian eras

Discover Bath through two of its greatest pleasures: elegant architecture and local flavours. This private guided walking tour traces the city’s story from its ancient Roman roots to its rise as a fashionable destination, while introducing some of Bath’s most iconic streets, squares, and landmarks along the way.

As you explore sights such as Bath Abbey, the Roman Baths, Pulteney Bridge, the Circus, and the Royal Crescent, you’ll also stop for 4 to 5 food or drink tastings at selected venues, including the Covered Bath City market hall when open. Alongside the city’s history, the tour also highlights Bath’s connections to Jane Austen’s life and literature, offering a different perspective from a standard historical walk.

Discover Bath through two of its greatest pleasures: elegant architecture and local flavours.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 3 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

City Bath

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Bath abbey and Roman Baths

We start the tour by introducing Bath abbey and Roman Baths and introduce the pre Roman era

Milsom street

Milsom street is a major shopping street and this was even the case in Jane Austen's novels!

Jane Austen Houses

There are actually several locations to walk to in order to introduce where Jane Austen lived in Bath

Pulteney bridge

This is where they filmed one of the greatest scenes from the musical, 'Les Miserables'!

Bath Victorian Post Office and Market

We introduce the history through the various eras of the city

Queen Charlotte square

The first major architectural development of Sir John Wood senior

The Circus Bath

Another architectural development by Sir John Wood father and son.

Royal Crescent

The most famous sight in Bath and again developed by Sir John Wood family

Theatre Royal Bath

Many stories to describe here, including reference to the Keeper of the Ceremonies

The route

Where you'll travel

Tour route map — Round trip from Bath 1 city · 3 Hours

The fine print

Trip details

What's Included

4 to 5 food or drink sample portions are included in the cost of your tour.
Notice: this tour does NOT enter or include entry fees inside any venues.

What's Not Included

Notice: this tour does not enter inside any venues

Know before you go

This tour lasts average 150 minutes.
The start time suggested of 2pm is a default but feel free to suggest and request alternative start times, starting no earlier than 11am.

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