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The 15 most popular bath tours in the UK. What each one actually includes, who runs it, and what it costs to book.
1.5–2 hour guided Bath walk: Bath Abbey, Royal Crescent, Circus, Pulteney Bridge, plus optional Roman Baths entry.
“Really enjoyed the tour. Very knowledgeable and entertaining guide..... thanks LJ 🤩”
A 2-hour guided walk through UNESCO Bath, led by upbeat pros, hitting Royal Crescent, Circus, Queen Square, Pulteney Bridge, and Bath Abbey.
“This is a really good tour of Bath! Our guide Andrew was brilliant! One of the best tour guides I've had! Really informative and funny A really great experience! I'd really recommend this tour. Jem”
A costumed guided Bath ghost walk with interactive stories, stops like Bath Abbey and Theatre Royal, and a hands-on paranormal moment at the end.
“Entertaining and informative. Quite a lot of walking but not too strenuous. Almost 2 hours on your feet so be prepared for that.”
From Bath, see Stonehenge with entry, then Avebury, Lacock Abbey, and Castle Combe on a 1-day small-group tour by 16-seat coach.
“Esther was so fun and funny. Such good energy for the day. She also really helped out with car sickness which I’m incredibly grateful for! Obviously, the Stones were the main feature of the day and they were SO amazing. Felt like we had fairly ample time to explore everything! I would’ve like a bit…”
Open-top buses, two routes, and audio plus app walking tours make Bath easy to explore over 2 days, with great views.
“Great activity each circuit takes about 50 minutes , informative commentary , really lovely staff and regular 15 min service. we found pick up point unclear on map need to come straight out of train station map seemed to imply turn left which isn't correct .”
Roman Baths in Bath: entry ticket with multilingual audio guide and spa water tasting. See Great Bath, museum treasures, and 43-mineral spring.
“Excellent well worth a visit. And great value for money. It’s not just the baths it’s made into a walk around museum make sure you do the audio so much information so well put together we spent a while getting around but enjoyed each part of it”
A 1.5-hour small-group walk through Bath’s Bridgerton filming spots, with show music on headsets and a guide’s city history.
“Our guide Emily was very friendly and knowledgeable. We liked how she included a lot of facts about the “behind the scenes” of Bridgerton and in addition gave helpful tips about Bath in general, which gave us good ideas on how to spend the rest of our day trip there!”
Walk Bath’s Georgian highlights with a live guide, then enter the Roman Baths with your included ticket. Rome to Regency, in 2 hours.
“Victoria was an excellent guide, very knowledgeable and spoke very clearly. She obviously has an interest in and love of the city and she conveyed this to us during our walk. Highly recommended!”
Follow Paul Elliott on a 2-hour Bath walking tour of Bridgerton filming sites, photo stops, and quiz moments.
“Bridgerton expert or novice, this tour is for you. Lively and amusing with plenty of in-depth local knowledge. A great way to see some of the wonderful Bath architecture while enjoying fictional period romance.”
The Bad of Bath Walking Tour turns Bath’s landmarks into Georgian crime and scandal tales on a 90-minute circular walk.
“Simon was so pleasant and enthusiastic from the minute we met home. He paced the tour so well and there was never a minute that I was distracted from what he was saying. This is testament to his great knowledge of Bath but in particular the humour and storytelling he injected into the tour. 2…”
Private Bridgerton Bath tour with a Blue Badge guide: Royal Crescent, Featherington and Lady Danbury filming spots, tea at Holburne.
“Tour was really interesting, have always wanted to visit Bath. Never seen an episode of Bridgerton, but watched 6 episodes when i got home. Will definitely visit Bath again and even do another tour.”
A guided day trip from Bath to Oxford and the Cotswolds with big views, Christ Church, Bibury’s Arlington Row, and Burford.
“The self walking guide of Oxford was very helpful.”
Regency Tea Room in Somerset: a one-hour afternoon tea with clotted cream scones, finger sandwiches, and Austen-era fun for up to 6.
“What a lovely way to spend time catching up with friends over afternoon tea .staff were very friendly and attentive selection of sandwiches and cakes was good well worth the money”
Bath’s House of Frankenstein blends 4 floors of scents and soundscapes with an 8ft Creature animatronic and optional basement scares.
“Well worth the visit. Make sure you visit the basement this made the whole experience. So scary. The actor was brilliant. Had me screaming. So much fun. The house is so well put together so much information and facts brilliant. A must for any Frankenstein fan”
Relax above Bath’s thermal waters with a guided meditation and crystal singing bowls. Small group, blankets, 30–60 minutes.
“Tried it for the very first time in my life & now will make it a habbit for sure. Soo relaxing & soothing feels like I am in a different world now.”
