After 1,700 years of history, all contained within its ancient walls, Bath was reborn to become England's premier place of resort. It attracted many of the country’s aristocracy and gentry, but also the not so well-to-do along with them. Promenade just as visitors did then on this walking tour, and experience the glamour of high society in Georgian-era Bath. Along the way, you’ll see architecture that has impressed visitors for 300 years – and by the end, in the words of Jane Austen, you too will be saying, “Oh! Who can ever be tired of Bath?”. You'll also hear about: • Lions playing football • Four Kings, all named George • Queen Victoria’s only visit to Bath • Stand out cafes • The funny origins of some of the street names • Hidden meanings from the past carved in the stone And a lot more, too. It’s best to allow 1 to 1.5 hours for the walk, and much longer if you want to visit a museum or two, including the Fashion Museum, Jane Austen Centre, and Pump Room, which are all en route. Bath’s recent history will fascinate and this walk will open doors into buildings in streets you may just recognise from television and cinema!