Group Experiences in Bath

There's no shortage of fascinating stories in Bath. From its Roman origins to Georgian architecture, not to mention Jane Austen. Get two immersive self-guided walking tours for one and start discovering the best of Bath at your own pace. All you have to do is plug in your headphones and start walking, then your audio guide experts – historian Katie and her friend Colm – will enlighten you as you wander through the UNESCO World Heritage Site city. The two tours will tell you all things Bath – from its literary greats, Jane Austen and Mary Shelley, to its Roman past and Georgian and Regency eras.

Bath is an incredible place to soak up atmosphere and architecture, and there's no better way to enjoy it than this 48-hour Hop-on Hop-off bus tour. You'll get 2 routes and 38 stops around the renowned Somerset city, and a multilingual audio guide to fill you in on the history and majesty as you go.

Did you know that Bath is the official birthplace of Frankenstein? Visit the origins of the world’s most famous monster and experience The House of Frankenstein’s multi-sensory museum and Escape Rooms. Here, you will discover the true story of author Mary Shelley, who wrote the novel whilst living in Bath in 1816. Learn about her tragic life and the global legacy of her infamous creation. Bursting with unusual artifacts, emotive soundtracks, bespoke scents and effects, it also features rooms dedicated to popular culture, a screening room showing the first-ever Frankenstein film from 1910, an 8 ft animated creature, two themed Escape Rooms, and a creepy walkthrough experience in the basement.

This ticket gives you maximum flexibility – visit several venues or use your free time however you wish, depending on your chosen option. Get **direct access** to Stonehenge, where you can walk the paths around the prehistoric stones and visit the center for informative exhibits. Next, choose between visiting **Windsor Castle** or spending your free time in the area. If you go into the castle, you’ll see the State Apartments, the art collection, and royal interiors. Don't miss the changing of the guard ceremony, which takes place at set times throughout the day. Finally, continue to **Bath.** You can enter the ancient Roman bathhouse ruins or spend your free time walking the city streets lined with Georgian-era buildings before heading back to London.

Visit ancient stones and natural landmarks like the Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove, formed over millions of years. See history and spirituality up close In Glastonbury and Salisbury. Travel between UNESCO World Heritage Sites, from the city of Bath to the Jurassic Coastline.

The Bath Skyline Tour gives you breathtaking views of the city from four metres high, while travelling past Prior Park Landscape Gardens, the American Museum, the Holburne Museum, and Great Pultney Street. The city tour encompasses all major attractions including: Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, The Royal Crescent, and Mary Shelleys's House of Frankenstein! Hop off the bus at Queen Square and prepare yourself for a world-first visitor attraction like no other, as you step into the world of Mary Shelley. Set over four atmospheric floors in a Grade II listed building, this attraction blurs the lines between museum and immersive experience, bursting with interesting artefacts, vintage items, and multisensory environments. Uncover the history of Mary Shelley and her tragic life events in a floor dedicated to this fantastic female author. Experience all things Frankenstein and confront the breathing eight-foot creature recreated for the first time exactly as Shelley imagined.

Take a 2-hour promenade through the cobbled streets of Bath on a guided tour of Bridgerton’s filming locations. Join an enthusiastic professional guide and get swept into the 19th century, and enjoy the music and sounds of Bridgerton with the use of special headphones. You'll see iconic buildings and unmistakable lavish abodes of Bridgerton's well-to-do, and the show's most famous characters. Your trusty guide will regale you with delicious behind-the-scenes gossip about the making of Bridgerton, as well as discussing the many salacious scandals and star-crossed romances that Bridgerton has seen. With a fittingly leisurely pace for such a tour, there’ll be plenty of opportunities for photographs and such along the way too.