Britain · BATH TOURS
Romans, Georgians and a lot of honey-coloured stone in a very small bowl. These 15 cover the baths, the crescents and the trips that pair Bath with Stonehenge on the way back to London, with prices and timings.
Walk Bath’s Roman and Georgian highlights with a local guide, see Bath Abbey, Pulteney Bridge, Royal Crescent, and choose optional Roman Baths entry.
“We had an excellent tour. Ewan had a deep knowledge of the history of the city, that only a local would. We covered a lot of ground without feeling like we were being rushed along.”
2-hour guided walk in UNESCO Bath, with Royal Crescent, Circus, Queen Square, Pulteney Bridge, and Bath Abbey.
“Jess is an exceptional story teller. Knowledgeable, engaging and funny.”
A 2-hour guided ghost walk in Bath, from Bath Abbey to Jane Austen’s street, with interactive paranormal moments and dark history.
“Lots of fun and interactive. Professor John was great”
Step into Jane Austen’s Bath at the Jane Austen Centre, with costumed guides, tea, dress-up, quill writing, and a waxwork photo.
“I went with my wife and mom, the guide was brilliant. My mom loves her books so this was great for her. Definitely worth the money.”
50-minute River Avon cruise in a restored 1960s boat with Prosecco, coal fire warmth, and Bath sights like Pulteney Bridge.
“We had an excellent tour on the river. Charlotte was a wonderful guide - very knowledgeable about the area and had a great sense of humour, the Prosecco was cold and the scenery was beautiful.”
From Bath, see Stonehenge and Avebury, then Lacock Abbey and Castle Combe on a small-group day tour with entry.
“Euan was an excellent guide – friendly, knowledgeable, and made the whole day fun and easy. The tour was well-organized, and his stories and tips really brought Stonehenge and the Cotswolds to life. Highly recommend!”
Hop on and off for two days in Bath on an open-top bus, with audio facts, key landmarks, and skyline views across the River Avon.
“Great activity each circuit takes about 50 minutes , informative commentary , really lovely staff and regular 15 min service. we found pick up point unclear on map need to come straight out of train station map seemed to imply turn left which isn't correct .”
Roman Baths in Bath with an audio guide, museum highlights, costumed Romans, and spa water tasting from a 43-mineral tap.
“Superb! The Audio-guides allow you to get so much more out of the experience. Very informative and did mean you didn't have to spend so much time reading boards etc. This made for a more 'comfortable' viewing”
Bath Bridgerton filming locations walking tour with music. Small group, headsets, 10 stops like Royal Crescent, Lady Danbury, Featherington.
“Thank you worked in Bath for three years and saw more of it during the great tour then when working. The Bridgeton theme made it even better.”
Walk Bath’s Royal Crescent, Circus, Austen sites, and more, then get guided-entry to the Roman Baths. 2 hours, great value.
“I learned so much about the history of Bath. Our guide was excellent and so knowledgeable.”
Walk Bath’s Bridgerton filming spots with Paul Elliott, see iconic sets like The Modiste and the Royal Crescent, plus quizzes, photos.
“Paul Elliot was excellent. He was knowledgeable, professional and witty. It was a great day all round.”
Sin and scandal walk in Bath with Simon. 2 hours for $29, wheelchair friendly loop from Bath Abbey to Royal Crescent, Circus, Pulteney Bridge.
“Simon conducted an excellent walking tour for a small group of five today. Simon was articulate, engaging and very enthusiastic about Bath and its history. I learnt a lot, not just historical facts but also lots of interesting anecdotes. The walking pace was manageable and took just over two hours. Simon ensured we all kept together and made sure we were safe at all times. I highly recommend this tour for any visitor to Bath. Thanks so much, Simon!”
Bath Bridgerton private walking tour: visit Featherington and Lady Danbury exteriors, learn Regency rules, walk Royal Crescent, end at Holburne.
“Very knowledgeable guide a must for all Bridgerton fans with an extra bit of Bath history thrown in.”
A full-day small-group trip from Bath to Oxford, Burford, and Bibury, with university views, Christ Church, and Cotswolds villages included.
“Alan was the best guide ever. He was funny, informative, patient and a very good driver. He went out of his way to make sure we got to see the things that were important to us. We had plenty of time to roam on our own without feeling rushed. I would definitely recommend Alan and Rabbies to my friends.”
Regency Tea Room in Somerset serves a classic Jane Austen themed afternoon tea with period decor, cakes, sandwiches, scone, and tea or coffee for 1 hour.
“It was a wonderful place, the food was delicious, the staff had dressed the part, and the background music wasn’t too loud. Was worth the booking and having everything pre-paid made everything so much easier.”
Every kind of day out, from stone circles to stadium tunnels.
