Curator’s statement
Bath, England, is a city I’ll always hold close to my heart. I studied at the University of Bath and once lived on the iconic Great Pulteney Street—one of the most elegant addresses in town. Blending history, culture, and a touch of indulgence, Bath is the perfect destination for a weekend getaway. From soaking in natural thermal waters to strolling along Georgian crescents, every moment feels like stepping into another world. Bath’s mix of history and glamour has even made it a star on screen—most recently as the backdrop for Netflix’s "Bridgerton."
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Things to do in Bath
Visit the Roman Baths: Step back in time and explore the city’s ancient history.
Explore Bath’s Bridgerton filming locations: Fans of the hit Netflix series will recognize Bath’s grand Georgian backdrops instantly. From the sweeping Royal Crescent to the elegant Holburne Museum (home to Lady Danbury’s residence), strolling through the city feels like stepping straight into a scene from Bridgerton.
Relax at Thermae Bath Spa: Bathe in naturally warm, mineral-rich waters while taking in panoramic views of the city.
Wander Great Pulteney Street: One of the grandest streets in Bath, and a personal favorite since I once lived there.
Tour the Royal Crescent and Circus: Stunning examples of Georgian architecture that make Bath so special.
Shop at the Guildhall Market: A charming spot for local goods and unique finds.
Take a stroll along the River Avon: The Pulteney Bridge and Weir are some of the most photographed spots in Bath.
Places to eat & drink in Bath
The Raven: A true Bath institution. Known for its traditional pies and lively atmosphere, it’s a must-visit for comfort food lovers.
The Gin Bar at the Canary: With hundreds of gins on the menu, this is the place for inventive cocktails in a stylish setting.
The Pulteney Arms: A classic Bath pub with great ales and hearty food, just a stone’s throw from Great Pulteney Street.
The Stable: Perfect for casual dining, The Stable serves up delicious sourdough pizzas, pies, and ciders with a relaxed vibe.
Need to know
With its elegant architecture, world-class spas, and cozy pubs, Bath is the ultimate weekend escape. Whether you’re staying at The Royal Crescent, The Gainsborough, or The Bath Priory, you’ll be surrounded by history and charm at every turn. Add in hearty meals at The Raven, a gin cocktail, and a walk along Great Pulteney Street, and you’ll see why Bath is a city I’ll always recommend.
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