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Facts about Bath City:
Over 2,000 years ,the Batch City has been welcoming as tourist place. Bath City presents some of the best architectural sights in Europe Continent, such as Pump Room & the Roman Baths, Pulteney Bridge, Circus and Royal Crescent. The seven hills around the city, the Avon river is running around the city & towers of Bath Abbey merges and creates a wonderful impression.
Bath takes a pride in sharing their secrets and heritage, which can be expressed in a various place of 40 museums, galleries and gardens. Bath City is very much alive and give an i mix of theatre, restaurants, festivals, sporting and shopping. Bath is framed from two different areas of Outstanding Beauty such as the Cotswolds & the Mendips. It is just like a gateway to the lakes, villages and valleys of Somerset.

Bath City has brilliant the works on many artists, actors, writers & musicians as well as Thomas Hardy, Charles Dickens, Gainsborough, Sir Walter Scott, Handel and more newly such as Alistair Cooke, Jan Morris & Peter Gabriel.

Jane Austen who is most famous artist associated with Bath city. She lived at  Sydney Place opposite to Holburne Museum. You can go to the places common to Jane Austen, such as Milsom Street and the Assembly Rooms. Film-makers come to Bath to recall the real atmosphere of England. "

 The spirit of Bath city is magnificent Bath Abbey. The current building has celebrated its 500th anniversary but it was construct over the place of a Saxon Monastery where the first England King was crowned. The fan vaulting and its colours are considered to be the best in Britain.

Beside to the Abbey is the miraculous Roman Baths, where you can understand over 2,000 years of history and old monuments in Europe continent.

Bath takes satisfaction in its colorful parks & gardens. At Henrietta Park we can enjoy the Victorian gardens with its marquee, fishponds and replica of the Roman temple.

Here we can find the Gardens, lakes, bowling green, an aviary, a café and the best children's play area in the city.

Water has always be an enormous worth to Bath's city. The Roman Baths and temple were built around thermal springs, which have been regularly supply water. The river Avon weaves is located at North East Somerset and there are at Saltford, Keynsham and Bath.

Delight boats arrive from Pulteney Bridge to North Parade Bridges. Take a good trip and admire the outlook visible from the river. Throughout its journey from Bath, where it merges the River Avon and Kennet is one of the most canals in the England country.