[Map of the city]
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Welcome to Bath
Our city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, identified as a masterpiece of human creative genius. Key features include the natural hot springs, the Roman baths, the outstanding Georgian architecture and town planning, and the beauty and harmony of the city in its landscape setting. Bath is also a modern, living city, a centre of wellbeing, business, education and culture. The city centre is compact and best experienced on foot.
This information system will help you to discover and enjoy its many sights and attractions. All journey times are measured from where you are now standing.

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B3 Assembly Rooms / C2 Bath Abbey / D2 Bath Bus Station / C2 Bath Spa Railway Station / C3 City of Bath College / B3 Fashion Museum / C3 Green Park / C2 Guildhall / A3 Hedgemead Park / B2 Henrietta Park

A1 Holburne Museum / B3 Jane Austen Centre / C3 Kingsmead Square / B2 Laura Place / B4 No.1 Royal Crescent / C2 Parade Gardens / B2 Pulteney Bridge / C2 Pump Room / B3 Queen Square / B1 Recreation Ground

C2 Roman Baths / B4 Royal Crescent / B4 Royal Victoria Park / C3 Sawclose / A1 Sydney Gardens / B3 The Circus / C3 Theatre Royal / C2 Thermae Bath Spa / C2 Tourist Information / B2 Victoria Art Gallery

Bath was declared a world heritage city by UNESCO, mainly thanks to the baths, the oldest of which are from the Roman period.

On the perimeter of the map you can find the walking time to the main attractions of the city.

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