Beauty of Bath : A Photographic Celebration & Visitor Guide

Casper's guidebook contains everything you need for a great trip to Bath including all the places to visit, and insider information about where to stay, eat, drink and shop. It is also a beautiful souvenir of your trip featuring over 150 stunning photographs of the city.

Casper''s guidebook contains everything you need for a great trip to Bath including all the places to visit, and insider information about where to stay, eat, drink and shop. It is also a beautiful souvenir of your trip featuring over 150 stunning photographs of the city. If you want to learn about the history of Bath there are several illustrated essays including a Timeline of Bath''s history, the architecture of Bath in the Georgian Period, Georgian Balls and Beau Nash, Jane Austen and Bath and the use of Bath for TV and Films - Bridgerton. Featured are: The Royal Crescent, Lansdown, The Circus and The Paragon. The Heart of Bath including: Queen Square, Pulteney Bridge, Great Pulteney Street, The Holburne Museum, Kennet & Avon Canal, River Avon, Bath Abbey, Bath''s Alleyways & Back Streets, Thermal City - Historic & Modern Hot Springs, The Theatre Royal, and Bath Skyline & Viewpoints. For fans of Bridgerton, Jane Austen, and Mary Shelley''s Frankenstein, there is a comprehensive location guide so that you can visit the elegant Georgian streets, grand ballrooms, and atmospheric spots in Bath that inspired them. Also included are Day trips from Bath featuring: Dyrham Park, Stourhead Landscape Garden, Lacock Abbey, Iford Manor, The American Museum (& Gardens), Westonbirt Arboretum, Stonehenge, Castle Combe, Longleat Safari Park, Avebury Stone Circle, Bowood House & Gardens, and The Bishop?s Palace, Wells Featuring colour OS-style detailed maps, written directions and smartphone scannable direction QR-codes making navigation easy. THE BEAUTY OF BATH by Casper Farrell, is a visitor guidebook and photographic celebration of the twin UNESCO Heritage city of Bath. This Georgian Spa town deserved a lavish guidebook, and just as Bath was voted the number one city to visit in the UK by Condé Nast and Premier Inn, it now has one.