Royal Crescent

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1. Sourya Zaitoun ★★★★★

   Amazing mesmerising venue, experiencing the Bridgerton filming scene. The sunny day definitely added another level of contentment.

   almost 2 months ago
2. Salim Miah ★★★★★

   The Royal Crescent is absolutely stunning and truly lives up to its reputation. The sweeping Georgian architecture is beautifully preserved, and the view across the lawn is picture-perfect from every angle. It’s a lovely place for a leisurely stroll, a quiet sit in the sunshine, or simply soaking up the history and atmosphere. Even on a busy day it feels calm and elegant. If you’re visiting Bath, this is an absolute must-see – iconic, charming and wonderfully British.

   almost 2 months ago
3. Mine Osan ★★★★★

   Here is one of the reasons Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage city. It’s a stunning example of Georgian architecture and looks like one grand building, even though it’s actually a row of historic homes. The setting is beautiful and surprisingly peaceful, with the green in front making it a lovely place to walk around. If you’re visiting Bath, this is definitely a must-see.

   almost 2 months ago

1. Livia Toso ★★★★★

   Beautiful Georgian architecture. I recommend entering n°1 museum to see the houses from the inside. It's a fun and quick visit and you can learn more about life in that period of time.

   almost 2 months ago
2. Carole Johnson ★★★★☆

   As sightseeing goes, it is on the list if visiting Bath. On a sunny day, it would be great to take a picnic and sit across in the park. Today was not too sunny. Shame about the scaffolding and the modern cars, but you can't have everything.

   almost 4 months ago
3. Thomas Higgs ★★★☆☆

   I’m sure very beautiful in the summer, but I was there in Winter. Architecture’s amazing, worth driving / walking through when sunny. I think it’s peoples houses though, so I feel it’s controversial to promote this location as if I were living there I wouldn’t want floods of tourists visiting my front yard looking into my house.

   almost 3 years ago

1. flOriDan Venture ★★★★★

   A space of marvel and royalty. The beauty of the structure, including the shape and vastness is something to behold. Having a large grassy open space in the front is thoughtful and magical. We really enjoyed lounging in the grass and soaking up the feel and energy of Bath. It’s a beautiful spot to meet friends, go for a walk, or set up a picnic.

   almost 3 years ago
2. Richard Winter ★★★★☆

   Probably the one place in Bath that most people recognise and it's easy to see why; a prime example of elegant Georgian architecture and wonderfully preserved. If you are lucky enough to see it without any scaffolding so much the better. There are great views across Bath and dont forget the museum at No 1 Royal Crescent to learn more about Georgian home and heritage.

   almost 3 years ago
3. gojuryu512 ★★★★★

   Iconic location if you visit Bath. A crescent of 5 storey townhouses in the beautiful local stone. Stunning views across the city and local park. The houses are privately owned and there’s no public parking available but it’s pleasant to wander around the crescent to see how the other half live.

   almost 3 years ago

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