Mayor's Honorary Guides

Bath, UK guided tour with Mayors Honorary Guides

Walking tour in Bath, England with an expert guide showing us major highlights in the center of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Watch all of our Bath movies here:
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Mayors Guides' Free Walking Tours of Bath

The Mayor's Guides provide completely free walking tours around the City of Bath every day of the year (except Christmas Day). This films provides more details about the tours and additional information is available at bathguides.org.uk

Bath, UK complete walking tour

The town center of Bath has a human scale with lowrise buildings and quiet streets lined with shops and galleries ideal for strolling, all contained in a relatively small area only about 1000 meters in one direction and 500 meters in the other. A nice place to start walking is the small Abbey Green, a peaceful courtyard with a large tree in the middle and historic old buildings all around. This courtyard is quite central. It's just one block over from the Bath Abbey and yet is easily missed because it's really not very conspicuous.

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Walking Tour of Bath UK

Visit Bath’s most iconic landmarks with Rich Jones of Tour Guides Travel Guides. In this video, Rich takes you on an amusing walking tour of Bath UK.

Visit the following locations:
1) Abbey Green, Bath UK
2) Abbey Church Yard, Bath UK
3) Bath Abbey, Bath UK
4) Bog Island, Bath UK
5) Pulteney Bridge, Bath UK
6) River Avon, Bath UK
7) Pulteney Weir, Bath UK
8) Orange Grove, Bath UK
9) King Edgar, Bath UK
10) Prince Bladud and his Pigs, Bath UK
11) Guildhall, Bath UK
12) Laura Place, Bath UK
13) Great Pulteney Street, Bath UK
14) Holburne Museum, Bath UK
15) Jane Austen’s House, Bath UK
16) The Royal Crescent, Bath UK
17) The Circus, Bath UK
18) Bath Assembly Rooms, Bath UK

England: Things to do in City of Bath - Roman Baths, Jane Austin, and Bus tours

After our day in Stonehenge and Avebury ( We spent a day in the City of Bath, England. We visited the Roman Baths, Jane Austen museum, and took one of the bus tours. Instead of trying to find parking in the old city or trying to afford the expensive hotels, B&B, and other accommodation in Bath, we spent the night in Swindon and took a train on the GWR railway into the city. It actually worked out to be quicker in many ways. The weather was a little overcast but the flowers were out and the it was quite warm. The Georgian architecture was a marvel and we visited the Abbey where we got a brief history lesson from a lay preacher, then to the Roman Baths which were amazing, followed by lunch at a pub, a bus tour, a playground, a visit to Jane Austen Centre, and some shopping. It was a long but fun adventure. Hope you enjoy!

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Bath Mayor

Mayor of Bath

Bath city guided tour December 3rd 2016

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12 AMAZING things to do in Bath, England // England Travel Guide - Stuart Brazell's Bucket List

Bath, England is such a beautiful and fun city! Everyone is so friendly and there is so much to do, eat and drink. I hope you enjoy my suggestions of 12 Amazing Things to do in Bath, England.
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1. Visit the Circle

2. Stroll the Half Moon

3. Tour the Roman Baths

4. Make a wish

5. Taste the water

6. Have tea at the Pump Room:

7. Eat a Cornish pasty

8. Stroll Pulteney Bridge

9. Visit Parage Gardens

10. Jane Austen free walking tour

11. Bath Abbey

12. Drink some cider

I personally love exploring cities by foot and Bath is a very walkable city. There is so much history to take in!

Bath, England makes a great day trip from London as you can easily take the train or bus. Or you can spend a few days there as there is plenty to do!

I hope you enjoyed my Bath, England Tour! I love making travel vlogs for you! If you are traveling to England, you should definitely spend some time in Bath.

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Bath, UK arrival & summary

We're taking you from London to Bath on a very easy train ride.
We're going to show you the great Abbey, we will take you on a bus ride through the city and then out into the suburbs around town, plus show you a few restaurants and other highlights of the city like the great pedestrian lanes lined with shops. So have a look at our YouTube channel and find the rest of these movies about Bath. Bath is another one of the great cities of Europe that you would really enjoy visiting for at least a day or you could spend three days as we did in our tour – it's part of a larger trip that we will be taking you to see other places in England and up to Edinburgh, Scotland and then finally over to Ireland, showing you Galway and Dublin, in the south of Ireland and Killarney and all around. So it's a grand tour of the British Isles coming up on our YouTube channel.
If you have any questions or comments about bath type it in down below and I'll be happy to answer and respond all travel suggestions questions and comments are very welcome. This video was photographed on a recent trip with many more episodes coming to our YouTube channel. We upload a new travel movie every week so if you want to be informed please subscribe. See our hotel, Bath Abbey at 1:02

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BATH - UK - OPEN TOP BUS RIDE

A QUICK LOOK AT THE CITY OF BATH
AS SEEN FROM AN OPEN TOP BUS

This film was banned by Ivan Andrews, dictator of some film club or other.

I can't think why. Perhaps he'd like to tell me

Bath the Beautiful (1920s)

A silent picture of Bath as a tourist attraction, dating from the 1920s, showing the cultural attractions (including the cricket matches) as they were before the city was overrun by cars, coaches and architectural restoration. The intertitles do, however, show how oleaginous travel writing can get. Also notable is the film's recommendation of bathing in wholesome hot radioactive water!

BATH TV FILM LOCATIONS

For films, photo-shoots, TV and commercials, BATH is a familiar backdrop with its beautiful Georgian crescents, mews, Roman Baths, hills and spires. But did you know that there are many secret micro-locations lying behind these well-known facades?
There are the narrow alleyways – the perfect location for the perfect murder. Look up and you’ll see the original pub signs and hoardings; there are the gems of Georgian, Edwardian and Victorian architecture located off the beaten track; the parks, the atmospheric taverns and bars which have changed little over the last century and much, much more.

At Bath Film and TV Locations, we have lived and worked in Bath for a combined 70+ years. We have even written books and made films set in this English Heritage City. Between us we know every inch and probably every property and its owner too.

We will help you to uncover that ‘difficult to find’ or ‘unique’ location for your project, be it a building, street or landscape. We can even accommodate the associated trucks, props and crew too.

Explore the hidden depths of Bath with us. You talk, we listen, we find…

History of Bath England as told by Tour Guide...

This is our tour guide on the bus on the way to Bath, England. We are students from USA studying abroad in London.

Fake Travel Guide: Roman Baths

The NFU at the Lord Mayor's Show 2018

Agriculture had a prominent place in the 803rd procession on Saturday (10 November) as the Worshipful Company of Farmers supported by the NFU, alongside leading farm machinery manufacturer Massey Ferguson, Red Tractor, the UK’s largest farm and food assurance scheme, and Surrey Docks Farm, took the Back British Farming message into the heart of the City of London.

Walking Tour of Bath

29th July 2014

We did two free walking tours today, and, unlike the ones we did in Europe, no tips were allowed. They were led by The Mayor of Bath's Corps of Honorary Guides. The first walk, at 10:30 am was an overview of the important sites in Bath and covered just about everything we would want to see.

For more about our stay in Bath:

Bath Walking Tour

Welcome to Bath | Visit Bath

Nourished by natural hot springs, Bath offers a unique experience with stunning architecture, great shopping and iconic attractions.