Bath Things to Do Tips by barryg23

The Circus Circus Review

Doric, Ionic and Corinthian architecture (which I always mix up) can be seen in the Circus, a residential area of Bath. I'd love to have a house here!

Statues Roman Baths Review

Statues of former Roman Emperors stand over the Baths, at the viewing gallery above. The walkie-talkie guide tells you all you need to know about these guys.

Roman Baths Roman Baths Review

Bath's top visitor attraction is the famous Roman Baths Museum. You'll need a couple of hours here to see it all and get real value for money.

Royal Crescent Royal Crescent Review

It's a bit of a walk to Bath's famous Royal Crescent, but definitely worth the effort. The crescent looks great both up close and from the park area below.

Is that Mr. Darcy? Jane Austen Museum Review

Or maybe it's Mr. Wickham? The Jane Austem museum is well worth visiting. My favourite exhibit was a letter written by the actress Emma Thompson, in the guise of Jane Austen herself, describing the BAFTA awards ceremony. At the entrance to the museum there is a picture of Colin Firth, no doubt intended to entice the girls to visit. The lady in charge of the museum told us that many people who visit here have never read a Jane Austen book - apperently their interest stems from seeing Mr. Darcy in Bridget Jones' Diary.

Address: Gay Street

Directions: Just off Queen's Square