“Oh! Who can ever be tired of Bath?” Catherine Morland asks in Jane Austen’s “Northanger Abbey” (1817). And who indeed could ever be tired of the Royal Crescent (completed 1775), John Wood the Younger ...

Bath’s five-star, two-Michelin Key, The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa has launched a new product house in The Spa & Bath House: Ground Wellbeing. The hotel will be the only destination in the South West ...

The leisurely, two-hour walking tour will be led by local expert and Blue Badge Tour Guide, Fred Mawer. During the excursion, Mawer will take guests to cinematic, Regency-era locales featured in ...

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IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. This is a view of the building called ...

Bath’s leading luxury hotel, the five-star, two Michelin-Key, The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa, has unveiled a number of celebrations to mark Jane Austen 250: the 250th anniversary of the renowned ...

Watch a period drama set in Britain and there’s a high chance that the Royal Crescent will make an appearance. The most famous road in Bath, and one of the best-known in the country, its copy-paste ...