Tailor Made Trails and Tales
Public Walking Tours of Bath
For Your Pleasure, Bath Curious Strolls are Proud to Unveil their Remarkable Tales and Trails of The City
Simply Jane Austen and Regency Bath.
90 minutes stroll
11 o' clock Saturday Mornings &
2 o' clock Sunday Afternoons
Please let us meet promptly under the Tree found in the Centre of The Bath Abbey Green.
1 Abbey St, Bath BA1 1NN, UK
A trail revealing all things Jane Austen.....Where the great writer lived and her Many Experiences during her Visits and Residence at this fine City of Bath. With Quotations from her Bath Novels, writings about the City from her closest family and from the lady herself.... we explore Jane’s Regency World.
Prices:
Adult: £15.00
Children 5-15: £10.00
Children under 5: free
Bridgerton!
A trail of Regency Gossip and Scandal through Historic Bath
90 minutes stroll
2 o'clock Saturday afternoons &
11 o 'clock Sunday mornings
Please let us Meet promptly under the Tree found in the Centre of The Bath Abbey Green.
1 Abbey St, Bath BA1 1NN, UK
As Ardent Admirers of ‘Bridgerton’, we will Endeavor to escort you back through time, strolling through the cobbled streets of Bath where the Drama takes place and mesmerise you with Historical facts and Entertaining Interludes straight from the lips of The Lady Bristledowne herself. Perhaps we will see one of the Featherington Ladies or a Bridgerton brother along our way? Or if Lady Fortune Smiles Upon Us ….. a Fleeting glimpse of the Duke of Hastings himself!
Adult: £15.00
Children 5-15: £10.00
Children under 5: free
Prices:
To Note.
We ask that you be present in Good Time to take your stroll, we have Many Delightful Tales to Tell and Sights to See! ( and it is Never Wise to Keep the Duchess waiting!). Please wear comfortable Shoes, bright attire and carry your own Liquid Refreshment. Best remember to bring your hat , bonnet or parasol if it is hot or your Finest Umbrella for foul weather in the City. Please follow the Current Pox Regulations as laid down by The Corporation . Masks and face coverings should be carried at all times to ward off unwelcome admirers and offensive odours.
Yours, etc,
The Duchess Alfreda and Mistresse Moffette on Behalf of their Most Capital Ensemble.