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City of Bath UNESCO World Heritage Site

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Historic architecture, Roman heritage, and landscapes surrounding the River Avon

The City of Bath UNESCO World Heritage Site sits within the Avon Valley in Somerset, where Roman remains, Georgian architecture, and historic streetscapes combine to form one of England's most distinctive urban landscapes. Recognised for its cultural and architectural significance, the city contains Roman baths, historic terraces, public spaces, and buildings that reflect centuries of development and settlement.

Connected to routes including the Cotswold Way and a wider network of paths and riverside routes, Bath forms part of a broader landscape of historic places and countryside. The city links heritage, architecture, and surrounding landscapes across one of England's most significant UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

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Cotswold Way

National Trail following the Cotswold escarpment between Chipping Campden and Bath, linking rolling countryside, historic villages, ancient woodlands, and far-reaching views across the Severn Vale.