Assembly Rooms in Bath
Bath Assembly Rooms attract Russian tourists by their unusual nature. Assembly Rooms is indeed a very unusual concept for us: there are probably no analogues in Russia, and it was far from everywhere in Western European countries.
Bath Abbey
To put it correctly, this church in Bath is called the Church of St. Peter and Paul, but she is very rarely called that in the city. Other names are more often used — the Monastery Church or Bath Abbey, which usually confuses tourists — because there is no abbey here now.
The big pump room in Bath
The Grand Pump Room, that is, the Large Pumping Room in Bath, is an inseparable part of it: where can a water resort go without thermal water? Thermal baths appeared here in Roman times, but treatment “on the waters” became fashionable in Europe in the 18th century.
Royal Victoria Park in Bath
The Royal Victoria Park in Bath is notable not so much for some particularly striking sights, but for its highest cleanliness and quality – it has received the status of a “Green Flag”. In Britain, this is a very significant thing, the standards for public parks are strict here.
The Royal Theatre in Bath
There was no way to do without the bolshoi theatre in the city of big social seasons, and Bath was no exception. Therefore, the theater was and is here, and even still has the status of a “royal” — it is completely called the “Bath Royal Theater”.