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The most popular sights, with 2026 entrance fees. Prices are adult admission — cheapest at the gate. Many of the best things are free.
| Attraction | Entrance | Time | Why go |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roman Baths | £29 | 1.5-2 hours | Preserved Roman bathing complex built around a natural hot spring, with museum displays of artefacts recovered from the site and views over the Great Bath. |
| Bath Abbey | £9 | 45 minutes-1 hour | Late Gothic abbey church in the city centre, the site of Edgar's coronation as the first King of England in 973, known for its fan-vaulted ceiling and tower tours. |
| Royal Crescent | Free | 20-30 minutes | Row of 30 terraced houses built 1767-1775 in a sweeping curve overlooking Royal Victoria Park, designed by John Wood the Younger. The exterior and lawn are open to the public; the interior of No.1 Royal Crescent operates as a separately ticketed period-house museum. |
| Pulteney Bridge | Free | 15-30 minutes | Bridge over the River Avon completed in 1774 to a Robert Adam design, one of only four bridges worldwide lined with shops on both sides across its full span. |
| Thermae Bath Spa | £44 | 2 hours | Thermal spa complex combining a modern glass-walled building with restored Georgian bath buildings, drawing on the same natural hot springs as the Roman Baths, with a rooftop open-air pool. |
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About Bath
Bath grew up around Britain's only natural hot springs, developed as the Roman spa town Aquae Sulis and rebuilt in golden Bath stone during the Georgian era. Its Roman Baths, Bath Abbey and crescents like the Royal Crescent form a UNESCO World Heritage core, and the Thermae Bath Spa still uses the springs today.
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