Bath, UK⭐⭐⭐
This quietly charming
Somerset town shot to fame in Roman times for its mineral-rich thermal waters, later becoming a stomping ground for well-to-do Georgians who flaunted their wealth by building the elegant streets and curvaceous crescents from buttery Bath stone.
[1]Today, it’s a picturesque bubble of cozy tearooms, artisan markets and independent boutiques, anchored around the magnificent seventh-century Abbey and gorgeous Pulteney Bridge, Bath’s answer to Venice's Rialto or Florence's Ponte Vecchio. If you’re seeking fresh country air, Royal Victoria Park is an oasis of botanical gardens, wild meadows and gurgling streams, while the pretty Cotswolds gently but gloriously unfurl along the fringes of the city.
Photo Gallery
The below photos were taken on 12/29/2022, a cloudy-to-rainy day. Note that we were not able to visit The Roman Baths on that day.
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| A big crowd during the Christmas season even the weather was cold |
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| Night view of Bath Abbey |
Parade Gardens and Pulteney Bridge
The Pump Room Restaurant
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| Live music performance |
Live classic music performance recorded during the afternoon tea at The Pump Room, Bath, UK (YouTube link)
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