Bath is one of the most beautiful cities in the UK. It is in Somerset in the south west of England. This is also part of the Cotswolds.
Access: It is 97 miles west of London
Founded: AD 43 (very old!!)
Population: 83,992
County: Somerset
Places nearby: Bristol
Rivers: The River Avon
History
The city was established by the Romans! The city has natural hot springs which the Romans enjoyed. In the Georgian era it became popular as a spa town. In 1987 the city of Bath became inscribed as a World Heritage Site.
Sightseeing
The city has a variety of museums, theatres, shops, restaurants and sporting venues. It also has several public parks, the main one being Royal Victoria Park. It was opened in 1830 by an 11-year-old Princess Victoria.
Sports and Entertainment
Bath has a rugby team and a football team. It also has many cricket teams.
Did you know: 3.8 million people visit Bath for the day each year.
Bath is famous for….
Georgian Architecture
This row of terraced houses is called The Circus. These houses were designed by John Wood. His inspiration came from the Colosseum in Rome.
Roman Baths
This is a picture of the famous Roman Baths. It is one of the most popular tourist spots in Bath.
Beautiful Landscapes
Bath is one of the cities located in the beautiful area known as the Cotswolds. It is famous for its rolling hills and ‘traditionally English’ towns and villages.
Sally Lunn Buns
Sally Lunn buns are a type of teacake that originated in Bath. If you get the chance you must try one. They are delicious!
