“Oh! Who can ever be tired of Bath?” Catherine Morland asks in Jane Austen’s “Northanger Abbey” (1817). And who indeed could ever be tired of the Royal Crescent (completed 1775), John ...

Its 30 houses are now mostly divided up into apartments. No1 Royal Crescent is a museum maintained by the Bath Preservation Trust and furnished in period style, including the servants’ quarters.

Residents of the posh Royal Crescent in Bath were stunned to see the large phallus on the grass outside their homes today. The large appendage appeared overnight in the Somerset spa town but no ...

The 30-foot phallus which appeared cut into Bath’s Royal Crescent’s lower lawn earlier this month been removed — but many are not keen on how that was done. There is now a large rectangle of ...

Since Patrizia Ribul joined the Bath Preservation Trust (BPT) as director in 2023, she has tried to attract a more diverse range of visitors to its flagship museum, No.1 Royal Crescent.

They’re almost entirely private accommodation now, apart from the No 1 Royal Crescent museum and No 16 Royal ... the high society of the Regency era visited Bath to benefit from its warm mineral ...

the iconic architect of the Royal Crescent. 'I went to seaside town's indoor market and was the only customer' Wetherspoon opens huge new pub at South West holiday park Bath and North East ...

Bath, England, home to The Royal Crescent, is known for its distinctive ... Completed in 1792, the landmark road stretches from the Holburne Museum in Sydney Park to the Laura Place Fountain.

while a new museum dedicated to Mary Shelley, who wrote most of “Frankenstein” while a teenager in Bath, celebrates the city’s literary side in good, spooky fun. While centuries’ worth of ...

Arriving at Bath's Royal Crescent Hotel feels like stepping straight into an episode of Bridgerton – and not just because the street's honey-coloured architecture forms the backdrop of the show. The ...