Bath

The city of Bath, in Somerset (South-West England), has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1987. Named after the baths built by the Romans in 60 AD, it has remained a wellness retreat to the present day and it is one of the most visited destinations in the UK. Bath is also known for its architecture built with the local yellow-coloured Bath stone. Famous landmarks are Bath Abbey, the Royal Crescent, Pulteney Bridge and Parade Gardens. #bath #travel #planetuk #visitbath #visituk Intro: (0:00) London Road: (0:29) Walcot Street: (0:51) St Michael’s Church: (1:52) The Old Post Office: (2:00) High Street: (2:12) Bath Abbey: (2:44) Orange Grove: (3:31) Bath City Parade Garden: (3:58) Pierrepont Street: (4:30) River Avon: (5:24) Pulteney Bridge: (6:55) Argyle Street: (7:04) Pulteney Weir: (8:03) Empire Hotel: (8:26) Pieroni’s Fountain: (9:09) S Parade: (9:42) St John the Evangelist’s Church: (10:13) Old Orchard Street: (10:49) N Parade Passage: (11:25) Abbey Green: (11:46) Kingston Parade: (12:38) Abbey Churchyard: (13:26) Stall Street: (14:52) Kingsmead Square: (17:37) Monmouth Street: (17:48) Beauford Square: (17:58) Queen Square: (18:16) Royal Victoria Park: (18:37) Royal Crescent: (19:27) 🌍 PLANET UK 🎥 YouTube:    / @planetukchannel   🌐 Website: https://planetuk.net 👍 Facebook:   / planetukchannel   📸 Instagram:   / planetukchannel   📢 Telegram: https://t.me/planetuk 🐦 Twitter/X:   / planetukchannel   💼 LinkedIn:   / planet-uk   📌 Pinterest: https://pinterest.co.uk/planetuk 📍 Discover London and the UK through cities, museums, events, and unique landscapes 🇬🇧 🔔 Subscribe for new videos!