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Whether you come in search of Roman ruins and pretty parks, Bath’s legendary shopping streets, or gorgeous Combe Down stone constructions, tourHQ’s local guides can help plan your time in this enchanting English town.
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My name is Melissa and I am a registered London Blue Badge Tourist Guide. That means that I have ...
I have been a Bath tour guide for over 20 years. I have provided guided tours for most British ...
I have been a guide for 7 years, starting as a volunteer guide in the beautiful city of Bath. In ...
My name is Konrad, I was born in Scotland and have a Polish heritage and moved to England at ...
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I now spend much of the summer working as a tour host around the UK, and specialize in coach tours ...
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My name is Fabrizio. I moved to London from Rome in 1994, exactly 1,950 years after my ...
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Between the curved crescents of Bath’s grand Georgian townhouses, and the ancient Roman pools of algae-endowed water that gave the city its name, there are plenty of reasons why Bath is one of southwest England’s most popular tourist destinations.
It’s been recognised for its regal architecture and unique styles for centuries, and today buildings built within the centre must be raised in the recognisable, regional Bath Stone—hewn from the nearby Combe Down quarry and responsible for the honey-like hue of the homes that line the city streets here. In many ways, simply wallowing in the English surroundings of the Circus, the Royal Crescent overlooking the leafy Victoria Park and the gothic churches around Pulteney Bridge is one of Bath’s most alluring activities.
There’s also plenty more to do, and guests interested in plunging right into the heart of this ancient town should plan with their Bath tour guide for tours around the Roman bathhouses, the serene Bath Abbey, or one of the many museums that pepper the town centre, from the scientific Hershel Museum of Astronomy, to the Regency themed tea rooms at the Jane Austen Centre.
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