A Georgian Walking Tour of Bath
Discover the stories, architecture and fascinating characters behind Georgian Bath on a guided walking tour through the heart of the city.
Join Best of Bath Walking Tours for an entertaining two-hour journey through Bath’s history, exploring some of its most celebrated landmarks and uncovering stories you won’t necessarily find in the guidebooks.
Led by knowledgeable local guide Bob, the tour brings the Georgian city to life with a mix of history, architecture, humour and tales of the ordinary people who once called Bath home.
Along the way, you’ll discover highlights including the Royal Crescent, The Circus, Pulteney Bridge, Abbey Churchyard and the Roman Baths.
With small group sizes, there’s plenty of opportunity to ask questions and enjoy a more personal introduction to Bath’s remarkable past.
Whether you’re visiting for the first time or have lived here for years, it’s a chance to see the city from a different perspective.
Event Details
Dates: Friday 30 October 2026 – Friday 8 January 2027 (selected tour dates)
Meeting point: Outside the main entrance to Bath Abbey
Duration: Approximately 2 hours
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible; service animals welcome. A moderate level of physical fitness is recommended.
Tickets: Prices and available departure times are listed on the booking page. A £1.50 processing fee applies to all orders.
Booking: Book A Georgian Walking Tour through Bath Box Office
New independent café and bakery planned for Bath city centre
Plans have been submitted for a new independent café and bakery in the heart of Bath. Jocelin is looking to open in Shires Yard, taking over the premises previously occupied by independent wine merchant and wine bar Le Vignoble. The site sits between Milsom Street and...
Dorothy House to mark 50 years with spectacular light installation
A large-scale light installation will illuminate the grounds of Dorothy House near Bath this autumn and winter, as the hospice marks its 50th anniversary. Moments of Light will run at Dorothy House in Winsley from 1 October until 31 December, offering visitors a place...
Five new padel courts approved for Bathampton
Padel players in and around Bath are set to have a new place to play after plans for five courts in Bathampton were given the go-ahead. Bath and North East Somerset Council has approved plans from Smash Padel to develop the courts at the former railway station site in...