Top Bath Walking Tours - page 4

Join us in our Bridgeton Self-Guided Walking Tour. You'll get to walk around and see some pretty and important places in Bath where Bridgerton was filmed. First up on our tour is 1 Royal Crescent, a crescent-shaped row of houses where many famous Bridgerton scenes were filmed. Next, we'll visit the Assembly Rooms, famous for the ballroom scenes in Bridgerton. We'll then stroll through Albert Street, Bath Street, and Beaufort Square, showcasing some iconic Bridgerton character entrances. After that, we'll see The Colombian Company, a small coffee shop that was a key filming spot in Bridgerton, along with Abbey Deli and Abbey Green. As we walk, you'll hear our easy-to-follow audio guide telling you about these places. Take your time and enjoy the experience at your own pace

Wells is a city where beauty and darkness have always coexisted. On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll explore the city’s ghostly history through the eyes of Walpurga the Wells Witch, hearing about murders, plagues, and restless spirits lurking behind medieval facades. The tour starts at St. Cuthbert’s Church, where marble memorials honour the Tudway family – slave traders who bought respectability from the profits of their Caribbean plantations. You’ll pass a building where executions took place, visit the City Arms pub – a former jail where paranormal investigators recorded off-the-scale spirit activity – and walk streets whose very names hint at dark histories. The tour ends at the Bishop’s Palace moat, where the ghosts of Bishop Richard Kidder and his wife – crushed in their bed when chimney stacks collapsed during the Great Storm of 1703 – are still seen on the battlements.

Explore the top attractions surrounding Bath with ease on a private day tour. Private transportation allows you to visit multiple locations in just one day, which would otherwise involve sluggish and indirect bus routes. See Wells Cathedral, buy lunch at a traditional pub, and sample Cheddar cheese at its origin. Beyond cuisine and culture, your private adventure includes a scenic jaunt through England's largest and most scenic gorge.

Zombie Scavengers tests your ability to survive after a Zombie Apocalypse. The game leads you through the city, where you will have 60 minutes to collect survival items for your colony. The Setting: Small colonies of the living are doing all they can to survive. You and your team have been tasked with scavenging for survival supplies for your colony. You’ll only have 60 minutes to figure out which items you'll need and find as many items on the list as you can. Your Mission: With 1 hour and your team of up to 10 people, you will use your smartphone to search the area for much needed food, supplies, and shelter. Along the way, you will be asked to do some challenges or answer some trivia questions. The goal is to score at least 4000 points in 1 hour in order to survive the zombie apocalypse! PS. Our game is family friendly, no actual zombies are involved in the scavenger hunt.

Depart early from Bath to avoid the crowds on this private luxury outing that pairs prehistoric Stonehenge with picture-postcard villages. A knowledgeable local guide explains the archaeology and enduring mysteries of the stones, then you’ll wander mediaeval streets in Castle Combe and Lacock, known for honey-coloured cottages and historic film locations. Travel comfortably in a Mercedes V Class with hotel pickup and drop-off, and enjoy a personalised experience tailored to your private group. Highlights: - Discover the UNESCO World Heritage site of Stonehenge with expert interpretation - Admire views of the sweeping Cotswolds countryside - Visit Castle Combe, often considered England’s prettiest village - Explore the conservation village of Lacock, a famous filming location - Enjoy a traditional English pub lunch - Local driver-guide with years of experience

Exploring the prehistoric sites around Bath is difficult in a day without resorting to a hire car. This private tour delivers: covering three sights in a single morning and afternoon. Admire England’s rolling countryside as you leave Bath for the world’s largest neolithic stone circle at Avebury, and stroll among its ancient stones. Then, continue to see the West Kennet Long Barrow tomb before visiting Stonehenge and making your return.

Take a deep dive into the history and medieval sites of Bath with this self-guided audio tour. Choosing an independent adventure means you can stop to take breaks and photos along the way—without feeling rushed to keep up with a group. During the tour, follow the ancient city wall and hear stories about Roman history as you pass by Bath Abbey, the River Avon, and The Roman Baths.

THE BEATLES IN BATH 1963 This tour of the UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE BATH for English and German speaking visitors (minimum participants: 3 persons) is suitable for singles, couples, groups and private groups alike and starts on Pulteney Bridge, leading to and visiting The Pavilion Hall and Photo Gallery where The Beatles performed songs of their first ever album ‘Please Please Me’ on June 10th 1963 as part of their UK tour with Roy Orbison. Details will be highlighted , their legacies and why their Hamburg days were important in becoming the most celebrated band of all times. From there we are heading to the Roman Bath and the Bath Abbey followed by your Host’s live piano performance at The Square Restaurant’s Piano Bar opposite the famous Pump Room, playing Ballads of The Beatles and a Tribute to John Lennon. The stories behind each song will be highlighted. IN AN ERA WHEN MANY MUSICIANS RESPONDED TO THE CULTURE OF THE TIME THE BEATLES CREATED IT.

Experience the magic of GPS playback on this immersive stroll through Wells. On this self-guided audio tour, you'll savour Wells' charm, where dragon slayers and medieval streets meet. I’ll tell you about the heroic dragon-slaying bishop, Bishop Jocelin, and how the town commemorates this dramatic event every 50 years to prevent the mythical creatures’ return. At Wells Cathedral, you’ll hear about spectacular Palm Sunday processions to the cathedral, where the religious community dresses up in their cassocks, surplices, and copes. The tour ends at the Wells Market Cross & Fountain, where I’ll tell you how William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania, once addressed 3,000 people at a nearby pub. At the end of this tour, you’ll have discovered Wells’ charming streets and the delightful folklore hidden around every corner. I’ll also tell you how Wells is a favourite filming destination for British studios and let you in on some famous productions filmed here.

You will guide yourself via a provided pen and paper quest pack along a marvellous route around the incredible and beautiful historic city of Bath. As you visit the major sights and lesser known spots you will learn fascinating facts and be tasked to decode the included map by searching your surroundings to answer provided clues that will in turn reveal the next location along the route. EASY TO UNDERSTAND FUN - Awesome clues to crack, test your map reading skills, learn fascinating history facts while standing in front of each sight! FREEDOM - Start anytime, go at you own pace, stop at cafes, shops, pubs as you please! NO STRESS - No need to plan and research all the Sights before you even get to Bath, let the quest route guide you! PHONE FREE EXPERIENCE - It's pen and paper, no screens, feel free to experience the wonderous world. GREAT FOR GROUPS - Share one pack or order more quest packs for large groups so everyone feels included.

Experience the timeless beauty of Bath on a private walking tour led by a knowledgeable local guide who brings the city’s history and charm to life! Stroll through elegant streets, peaceful parks, and character-filled corners as you discover the culture, stories, and everyday moments that make this English city so special. Whether you choose a short 2-hour introduction or a deeper 6-hour exploration, your guide will tailor the tour to your interests, sharing hidden gems, local insights, and authentic Bath experiences along the way. Enjoy the city at your own pace and see it through the eyes of a true local.

Join an exciting 60-minute walking journey through Bath. Learn all the key facts about the city, dive into the local lifestyle, and feel its unique culture. From Pulteney Bridge to The Circus, get to discover the city's most defining landmarks. Your Local will also share insider tips on the best cafes, restaurants, and lively bars in Bath to ensure you get the most out of your stay. • See Bath through a local's eyes, uncovering the city's true essence. • Explore Bath's elegant Georgian buildings and historic charm. • Get top local tips on the best bars, cafes, and restaurants to visit. • Maximize your time, discovering more of Bath in less time. • Enjoy the intimacy of a small group, with a maximum of 8 travellers.

Embark on a captivating 2.5-hour walking tour through the historic city of Bath, designed to be both entertaining and educational for visitors of all ages. This family-friendly experience combines history, culture, and interactive storytelling, offering a unique way to explore Bath’s rich past. As you wander through the city’s charming streets, you’ll discover its iconic landmarks while participating in engaging activities that make learning enjoyable. With a leisurely pace and plenty of fascinating tales, this tour promises a memorable experience for the entire family.

The tour will: - be delivered by the UK's only qualified tourist guides - the internationally respected BLUE BADGE registered / fully insured / Institute of Tourist Guiding qualified guides. - ensure the clients will take away a complete understanding of the tour location, including how it fits into the history and geography of the UK as a whole. - will cover a range of subjects, including movie film locations within the city (if of interest to the clients). - be informative, interesting, appropriately entertaining! - OPTIONAL: n/a

This tour of Bath is unique for its comprehensive journey through the city's rich historical and architectural heritage within a compact timeframe. Starting at the majestic Bath Abbey, visitors are immediately immersed in medieval splendor. The Roman Baths offer a glimpse into ancient Roman life and their impressive engineering. The tour then highlights Bath's Georgian elegance with visits to The Circus and the iconic Royal Crescent, showcasing the city's symmetrical beauty. Pulteney Bridge provides picturesque views and insight into Georgian commercial life, while Queen Square concludes the tour with a touch of 18th-century social history. This blend of ancient and Georgian architecture, coupled with the guide's insightful commentary, offers a rich and varied snapshot of Bath's enduring charm and cultural significance.