England · BATH TOURS
A Georgian city built in a bowl, with a Roman bath house underneath it. These 15 tours cover the crescents, the abbey and the spa town’s odder corners, plus the London day trips that add Stonehenge on the way.
Review of Bath’s two-hour Blue Badge walking tour, covering Roman, Georgian, and modern Bath with practical tips on value and planning.
“Jess is phenomenal! Her level of knowledge and enthusiasm is unparalleled. We wanted to take her with us for the rest of the trip so that we could learn as much about other places as we did in Bath.”
Review of Mad Max Tours’ small-group day trip from Bath to Stonehenge, Avebury, Lacock, and Castle Combe, with practical tips and value advice.
“This was a very good trip to see Avebury stones and village. Amazing that it's 16 x bigger than Stonehenge. The cotwolds were beautiful and quaint. Stonehenge was magical. We had plenty of time to appreciate each unique place. Andy, our tour guide was very knowledgeable and very helpful. Loved having him as a guide.”
Review of Bath’s Roman Baths and city walking tour, with Georgian sights, guide quality, pricing, practical tips, and booking advice.
“Our guide was warm, spontaneous, knowledgeable, courageous, courteous, giving each member of the group acknowledgement.”
Explore Bath after dark on a funny, interactive ghost walk covering haunted streets, historic sites, and paranormal experiments.
“My partner and I had an amazing time on the Fully Guided Bath Ghost Tour! It was the perfect mix of spooky and hilarious – our guide was engaging, knowledgeable, and brought the haunted history of Bath to life in such a fun way. We found ourselves laughing just as much as we were intrigued by the eerie stories. It was a unique way to explore the city after dark and definitely one of the highlights of our trip. We’ll definitely be recommending this to our friends. A fantastic experience from start to finish!”
Explore Georgian Bath on foot with Bob, from the Royal Crescent to Pulteney Bridge, in a friendly two-hour tour priced at $27.73.
“Bob was a brilliant guide. He has so much knowledge not just on the Georgian era but all of the history on Bath. It was great to listen to him and learn about why certain buildings were built in different ways and by who. Bob had great humour and the 2 hours just flew by! We would highly recommend Bob and we can't wait to carry on exploring Bath.”
Explore Bath’s grand landmarks and darker Georgian secrets on a funny, small-group walking tour led by local guide Simon.
“Punctual, enthused, and organized is a great way to start and Simon was all three. He clearly enjoys sharing insights about all parts of Bath - the good and the shady which made for a “not the usual walking” tour. If you want a heavy on Bridgerton tour this is not for you - but it was for us and the other participants. Simon covered many eras of Bath’s history in a humorous and engaging manner. No one was bored - he kept an 11 y/o boy engaged as well as the adults - a feat in itself. Fun, entertaining, and informative walk and then it was over. Money and…”
Explore Castle Combe, Bibury, Bourton and more on a small-group Cotswolds tour from Bath with a local guide and comfortable minibus.
“This small group tour is well worth considering if you are time precious. It provides you with a good understanding of what the Cotswolds can offer. Maddies prerecorded dialogue together with Gerry's information along the way was interesting and useful. It proved to be a great day out.”
See Bath’s Roman core, crescents, hills, and skyline by open-top bus, with two routes, audio commentary, and flexible hop-on, hop-off access.
“I now always book hop on hop off bus tours wherever they're available, they're always great. I often travel with my dad and the buses are a great way to get around without him getting too tired.”
Explore Bath at your own pace with a phone-based treasure hunt linking famous sights, cryptic clues, local stories, and flexible stops.
“I loved that the route was suggested but still flexible, so if we saw something interesting in a window or down a side street it was easy to wander off a bit and then make our way back when we were ready. The clues were cryptic enough to make us think and pay closer attention than we might otherwise. As a Bridgerton and Jane Austen fan, I was very happy to accidentally see most of the places I had on my wish list, without having to divert far from the route at all...so my husband barely noticed...and we both had a great time!”
Explore Bath’s Bridgerton filming sites, Regency streets, quizzes, and stories on a lively two-hour walk led by Paul Elliott.
“If you like Bridgeton, this tour is for you. If you like being competitively tested on your Bridgeton knowledge, this tour is for you. If you like asking any other questions about Bath not specifically Bridgeton related, this tour is not for you. Finally, you’ll get lots of photos opportunities if you don’t mind catching back up to the tour guide.”
Unwind in Bath with a guided meditation and crystal bowl sound bath in a small, historic setting, with recliners, blankets, and eye pillows provided.
“Very relaxing, highly recommended. Excellent location and me time after walking around bath.lovely staff and calming.”
Explore Bath’s Bridgerton filming sites with show music, Georgian history, and a lively 90-minute guided walk for $23.61.
“The guide was phenomenal! So great at explaining the changes made by the filming company to make the scene and provided some fun behind the scenes facts. They (didn’t catch their name - but had fun purple hair) held a great walking pace and dealt very well with the tech glitches. Highly recommend this tour!!”
Explore Bath with local guide Daniel Hancock on a private three-hour tour, from a hilltop viewpoint to Roman landmarks, hot springs, and the Royal Crescent.
“Daniel was both enlightening and entertaining. I learned a lot about the history of Bath and its people. I greatly appreciated being taken to the view of the city from on high.”
Review of Bath Insider Tours’ private Stonehenge trip, with hotel pickup, expert guiding, private transport, site time, value, and practical tips.
“Daniel was a phenomenal guide, very knowledgeable and gave us a wonderful day! Very happy to recommend Daniel to anyone visiting the Bath area as well as Stonehenge.”
Review of the Stonehenge and Cotswolds tour from Bath, with Stonehenge admission, Avebury, Lacock, Castle Combe, and practical tips.
“Our tour guide was Tom and he was fantastic. He was very informative and made the journey really interesting. The tour itself was well worth it and would highly recommend. Favourite place to stop at was Lacock.”
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