Bath Self-Guided Walking Tour (2-for-1)

Bath Self-Guided Walking Tour (2-for-1)

This Bath self-guided walking tour delivers two comprehensive audio experiences through the UNESCO World Heritage city. Your ticket includes both the 'Welcome to Bath' tour and the 'Jane Austen in Bath' tour, each narrated by expert historian Katie and companion Colm. The geopositioning technology ensures you receive relevant commentary as you walk through Bath's historic streets.

The 'Welcome to Bath' route covers the city's Roman origins, Georgian architecture, and development as a spa destination. The Jane Austen tour follows the celebrated author's footsteps through locations featured in her novels, exploring Bath's literary heritage and connections to writers like Mary Shelley. Both tours work offline once downloaded to your smartphone, giving you complete flexibility to start, pause, and explore at your own pace.

What is Included

• Two self-guided audio tours: 'Welcome to Bath' and 'Jane Austen in Bath'
• Expert narration by historian Katie and companion Colm
• Geopositioning technology for location-specific commentary
• Visual supplements including photos and videos
• Offline access after download to smartphone
• Complete flexibility to start and pause as needed

Good to Know

Each tour takes 1-2 hours depending on your walking speed and time spent at locations. You'll need your mobile device with the downloaded app and personal headphones for the best audio experience. The tours are self-paced, so you can begin whenever convenient and pause to explore landmarks like the Roman Baths and Bath Abbey.

The two tours cover different areas and themes, with the Welcome to Bath tour focusing on Roman and Georgian heritage whilst the Jane Austen tour follows literary locations. Entrance fees to attractions like museums or the Roman Baths require separate tickets. The content suits general audiences interested in Bath's history and literature, making it suitable for families.

After exploring Bath's stories through these walking tours, consider visiting the Roman Baths to see the ancient thermal springs up close, or discover more of the region with a Stonehenge and Bath day trip that combines these historic sites.