Overview & Description

Overview:
Experience the authentic rustic countryside taking a tour across the city of Bath in England. The trip is divided into two planned routes giving you the best time in both the city and the countryside. The city is best known for its Georgian style architectures and natural hot springs. The route takes you through the interior of the urban areas and the historical landmarks of the city. Make the most of it with excellent views from the open top buses. The Skyline route is a breath of fresh air in the enormous English Countryside. Relish the tour of this old English countryside with Twenty one stops across the city.

Description:
Start with the city route as it takes you to historical monuments and important alleys of the place. There are incredibly enjoying things in Bath for people of all ages. Be pride of where you stand and roam as  Jane Austen once used to be a resident of Bath and maybe few of her works are inspired from this city. Enjoy the timeless Georgian Architecture of the city at the Grand Palace and Manvers Street, in the center of the city. Next, you can go and walk at the Royal Crescent and also get a view of the Bath City College. The must see ideal destination in the city is the ancient Roman Era Baths. The place even has few Roman era temples and statues.

Want to experience the English countryside? Take the Skyline route passing through the meadows, woodlands and highlands, all with the rural vibes and a lavish display of wildlife. The astonishing twenty one stops will take you around places like Brassknocker Hill, Rainbow Woods Farm, Bathwick Hill, North Parade and Widcombe Hill. The countryside can be a good trekking experience offering an altogether opposite experience from the city tour.

With frequent buses to pick and drop you to the desired destination, explore the city at your will. If you want to spend more time in a particular location just hop off the bus and when done wait for the next bus to hop on! No need to access tiring public transport. Book now to enjoy the combination of Urban and Rural England with relaxation in hot water springs.