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Bath: Guided Ghost Tour

1. Bath: Guided Ghost Tour

Join your guide as they take you on a journey to discover the many haunted locations around the city of Bath. Hear tales about the ghosts of medieval monks, hanged criminals, tortured witches, poltergeists, and more. Learn about the history and haunting of each site and visit famous locations like Bath Abbey, Queens Square, Theatre Royal, and Victoria Park. Wander down hidden alleyways and stop at haunted hotspots, including a particularly grim location directly next to Jane Austen's last known residence in the city. Enjoy an interactive walking tour where visitors are encouraged to be part of the stories. Feeling brave? Volunteer for a paranormal experiment towards the end of your tour, a highlight of the exciting evening.

Windsor and Eton's Royal History: A Self-Guided Audio Tour

2. Windsor and Eton's Royal History: A Self-Guided Audio Tour

Go at your own pace on this self-guided walking audio tour through Windsor and Eton, with a focus on the area’s rich royal history. Along the way, you’ll marvel at Windsor Castle, cross Windsor Bridge, and see Eton College, among many more landmarks. You don't need to enter the castle on the tour, and this tour doesn't include entrance tickets to the castle. There is an optional stop if you are there during opening hours, but the whole tour can be completed without entering the castle. The route begins at Windsor Royal Station and starts off by leading you past historic pubs, houses, and streets – including Windsor’s most elegant street, and the shortest street in Great Britain.  When you reach Windsor Castle, you’ll learn about the rich history of the building, built by William the Conqueror and inhabited by every monarch since then. The castle has been expanded over the centuries to become the impressive structure it is today.  Next, continue towards Eton, crossing over Windsor bridge and passing monuments like the Theatre Royal and the George V Memorial. You’ll then amble down Eton High Street, ending the tour at Eton College to learn about the school where no less than 20 of the UK's Prime Ministers have been educated. The audio commentary uses GPS technology and will stop and start according to your live location. That means you can take the tour at your leisure, and focus on your surroundings while you learn about the royal history of the area. 

Bath: Self-Guided City Sightseeing Treasure Hunt

3. Bath: Self-Guided City Sightseeing Treasure Hunt

Embark on a self-guided treasure hunt for a fun and unique way to explore Bath. See key sights like Bath Abbey, Parade Gardens, and Pulteney Bridge as you go. Receive messages to a phone from Captain Bess, a snarky pirate testing out new recruits to join her ship. Travel Captain Bess's carefully designed route through the city. Follow the treasure maps to get to the right place, then try decipher the clue. Search high and low for the answer and see hidden sights usually missed by tourists. Ask for a hint to continue the journey through the city if the clues get too tough.  Start at Bath Abbey and sneak through tiny alleys and grand parades, passing fabulous crescents, elaborate squares, and Roman ruins. Encounter sights like The Corridor - one of the world's oldest retail arcades - as well as the city's ornate Assembly Rooms, and the grand Georgian houses of The Circus. Learn interesting facts and hear stories along the way about the sights along Bess's route and get a better understanding of the history of Bath. Get ready to explore Bath in a new way through this fun and interactive treasure hunt.

Bath: Guided Walking Tour

4. Bath: Guided Walking Tour

Start your tour at The Abbey Hotel North Parade and exchange a short meet and greet with your guide. Set-off on a walking tour to some of the most iconic historical and cultural landmarks of the city. Visit Sally Lunn's, Bath's oldest house and discover the Abbey Green, featuring the old London Plane tree and the site of the old monastery. Receive an explanation of the Roman Baths (without visiting) and learn about the founding of this site during the era of Prince Bladud. See the original East Gate of the city leading down to the river Avon by the iconic Pulteney Bridge. Explore the alleyways of Bath heading up to the top wall of the City to arrive at the real Georgian sector of the city, dreamed out by John Wood using Ralph Allens stone. See Queen Square, passing The Jane Austen Centre up to the Assembly rooms and The Circus. Continue on and see the masterpiece of the Royal Crescent itself. Stroll downhill through The Royal Victoria Park en route to the Theatre Royal. Enjoy a final stop in Bath Thermae, the new bathing facility in the city. Finish up a splendid and unforgettable day in Bath with lots of brilliant photo opportunities on the way.

Bath: 2 Hour Private City Walking Tour

5. Bath: 2 Hour Private City Walking Tour

Meet your guide, then set off on a two hour adventure through Bath. Explore the bustling city streets and soak up the unique atmosphere of this charming destination. As you explore, admire the diverse array of architecture, which the city is famed for. Highlights of the tour include passing by the River Avon, Bath Abbey, the Roman Baths, Pulteney Bridge, Guildhall Markets, Theatre Royal, Queen Square, Royal Crescent, Royal Victoria Park, The Circus, and more. This is walking tour, no entrances to any attractions are included. Along the way, listen to your guide’s fascinating stories about Bath’s history and culture, as well as the many prominent historical figures who lived here. Your guide can also offer a local’s perspective on the very best bars, restaurants, and museums to visit during your stay.

Bath: Private Walking Tour with a Blue Badge Tourist Guide

6. Bath: Private Walking Tour with a Blue Badge Tourist Guide

Throughout your tour, visit sites such as the Bath Abbey, the Roman Baths, the Pump Rooms, Pulteney Bridge, Queen Square, the Circus, the Royal Crescent, the Assembly Rooms, the Guildhall, the Mineral Hospital, and the Theatre Royal. The sites are steeped in history and full of interesting stories, which your guide will bring to life whilst providing you with their historical context in an enjoyable way. Your tour can be booked for individuals, couples looking for a unique experience, or groups of up to 20 people. Your guide can customize your tour and its themes to surround topics such as Romans in Bath, Jane Austen, literary figures, or remarkable women of Bath.

Bath: Private Walking Tour

7. Bath: Private Walking Tour

Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site of Bath on a customizable tour. See the city’s top sights, and learn about its culture and history from your private student guide. Meet your guide to start the experience. Cross the famous Pulteney Bridge and discover the history of the Roman Baths. Pass the beautiful Thermae Bath Spa, Britain’s only thermal spa. See the Edgar window in Bath Abbey and hear stories of the building’s turbulent history. Learn about Jane Austin’s connection to the city, and discover the striking Royal Crescent, where your tour will end.

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Having never been on a ghost walking tour before we did not know what to expect. We had 'Jim Reaper' as our tour guide - the spritely 67 year old, undertaker & friend of the dead. He kept us fully entertained for the full two hours. Jim is a real character who certainly knows his way around Bath and all the (spooky) history it has to offer. It rained for the whole two hours so my advice would be to wrap up warm and take hand warmers for your pockets - don't let the weather forecast put you off, just dress accordingly. Thanks again Jim, we shall always try and include a ghost walking tour with every holiday moving forward because of you 😀 ps....we did actually see some very spooky stuff when we looked back at our pictures!!!

Absolutely loved my guide - Miss S something ( I can’t remember her name, an older lady with a lovely English accent who did the Saturday night tour on Saturday 30th March in Bath). The tour was filled with amazing stories and history and a few paranormal tales. Well worth doing!!

The Bath Ghost tour was exceptional. I’ve taken many ghost tours around the world, and this is a crowing jewel. While in Bath, I had a ticket waiting at Stonehenge. I did not go, as a ticket with transportation was 700 pounds. No other venue could accommodate me.

Bath is absolutely a place I can recommend - and get hold of Jamie to show you around. Jamie has great knowledge and tonnes of humor🤣 We enjoyed two hours with Jamie and not even the rain could spoil the trip🙏

This was a fabulous tour interactive and fun. Your guide was brilliant