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Bath

Bath is the biggest city in Somerset and is about 150 km of London. This city is a World Heritage Site and the Roman-built baths are one of its best-known places of interest. Some of its other attractions are its many museums, parks and theatres. The Royal Victoria Park is only a short distance from the city centre and spans across more than 20 hectares. Apart from these attractions, it is also home to two universities.

Bath boasts nine formal parks that span across almost 50 hectares that include Alexandra Park and Sydney Gardens. On top of these formal parks there are also a couple of grounds and other open spaces that make up more than 200 hectares and a few play areas for the little ones. Some of the attractions on offer include the Roman Baths, Fashion Museum, Victoria Art Gallery, Jane Austen Centre and the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institute (BRLSI).

The city of Bath is so unique that it in fact has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here you can unwind in naturally hot spa water or visit the Roman Baths that are 2000 years old. A few of its other worthwhile attractions include Longleat Safari Park and Stonehenge. Then there is also the Georgian architecture to behold and an excellent boutique shopping experience and nightlife that awaits visitors.

The Roman Baths are one of the best historic places of interest that Northern Europe has to offer. As there are so many things to see, visitors should set aside at least two hours to explore all its features. Situated below the modern street level, it boasts the Sacred Spring where hot water rises on a daily basis, Roman Temple and the Great Bath (a giant pool that is more than 1.5 metres deep).

The Bath Abbey boasts impressive architecture, beautiful music, unique atmosphere and interesting history including it being the site of the crowning of the first king of England. One highlight is a Tower Tour that gives visitors the opportunity to look behind the scenes and view the Abbey from a really different angle. During this tour you will see the ringing chamber, bell chamber and climb on top of the fan vaulted ceiling of the Abbey.

The Jane Austen Centre is situated in Gay Street, Bath and has a permanent exhibition on offer. It is located in a Georgian townhouse and looks at the time Jane Austen had spent in Bath. There are costumed 'character' guides, a true to life waxwork of Jane Austen herself and a Regency Tea Room. At the Regency Tea Room visitors can sit down to an afternoon tea that is served by staff wearing full regency regalia.