The City Of Bath Collection

Bath Street, Bath, Somerset, England

The signs and lanterns of the Pump Room restaurant, Bath, Somerset, England

A Christmas wreath on the front door of a house in Bath, Somerset, England

A Christmas nutcracker in a garden, Bath, Somerset, England

Bath Old Books shop in Margarets Buildings, Bath, Somerset, England

The Sally Lunn Eating House - Bath oldest house (c. 1482)
The Sally Lunn Eating House - Bath oldest house (c.1482), home of the famous Sally Lunn Bun (a semi-sweet bread) and a tearoom, Bath, Somerset, England

The front door of a house in Great Pulteney Street, Bath, Somerset, England

The front door of a house in Bath, Somerset, England

Traditional architecture of Bath, Somerset, England

The City of Bath, Somerset, England

Marlborough Buildings - Georgian terraced houses overlooking Victoria Park, Bath, Somerset, England

The Circus, a historic ring of large townhouses in Bath, Somerset, England

"The City of Bath", the Smallest Ship that ever crossed the Atlantic
1054587 " The City of Bath", the Smallest Ship that ever crossed the Atlantic, " In Sight of the Lizard Point" (engraving) by English School

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Welcome to the enchanting city of Bath, nestled in the heart of Somerset, England. Bath Street is a bustling thoroughfare that showcases the vibrant spirit and rich history of this remarkable place. As you stroll along Bath Street, your eyes are drawn to the signs and lanterns adorning the Pump Room restaurant. Their warm glow invites you to step inside and indulge in a delightful culinary experience. During Christmas time, Bath transforms into a winter wonderland. A festive wreath graces the front door of a charming house, spreading holiday cheer throughout the streets. Nearby, a whimsical nutcracker guards a garden with its colorful presence. For book lovers, Bath Old Books shop in Margarets Buildings is an absolute treasure trove. Lose yourself among shelves filled with literary wonders from times gone by. The Sally Lunn Eating House stands proudly as one of Bath's oldest houses dating back to 1482. Its quaint charm beckons visitors to savor delectable treats while immersing themselves in centuries-old history. Great Pulteney Street boasts elegant architecture that captivates all who pass by. The grandeur of its front doors hints at stories waiting to be discovered within each residence. Bath itself exudes timeless beauty through its traditional architecture that has stood strong for generations. Every corner reveals intricate details and craftsmanship that make this city truly unique. Marvel at Marlborough Buildings' Georgian terraced houses overlooking Victoria Park—an idyllic spot where nature intertwines seamlessly with urban life. One cannot mention Bath without mentioning The Circus—a historic ring of large townhouses forming an architectural masterpiece. This iconic landmark leaves visitors awe-inspired by its graceful symmetry and elegance. Immerse yourself in the allure of this captivating city—The City of Bath—where every street whispers tales from centuries past while embracing modernity with open arms.