WAYS TO SUPPORT CHANNEL/THANK ME One-off Tip - ko-fi.com/watchedwalker Monthly Pledge - patreon.com/watchedwalker Buy Merch - watchedwalker.creator-spring.com SEE VIDEO DESCRIPTION FOR CAMERA USED SIGHTS SEEN WITHIN THIS VIDEO 00:10 - Guildhall - 18th-century municipal building 02:47 - Bonghy Bo - Asian fusion restaurant 06:20 - Francis Hotel Bath - 4-star hotel in Georgian building 07:00 - Prince of Wales Monument 09:26 - Bath War Memorial - inscribed with ‘Stay and remember those who died for you’ 10:45 - Royal Victoria Park Pavilion - restaurant 12:18 - Flower beds and urn in Royal Victoria Park 13:36 - Massive green grassy lawns next to the Royal Crescent with serene views of historic architecture 14:08 - Royal Crescent - row of 30 Georgian terraced houses laid out in a sweeping crescent - designed by the architect John Wood, the Younger and built between 1767 and 1774 14:41 - Private lawn for subscribing residents only 20:17 - Plaque on No. 17 Royal Crescent - ‘Here lived Sir Isaac Pitman B.1813 D.1897’ 20:48 - The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa - 5-star hotel 21:27 - Plaque on No. 11 Royal Crescent - ‘Thomas Linley lived here and from this house his daughter Elizabeth eloped with Richard Brinsley Sheridan on the evening of the 18th March 1772’ 22:48 - No. 1 Royal Crescent - 18th-century townhouse featuring elaborate period room displays & fine art 23:08 - Plaque on No. 1A Royal Crescent - ‘Here lived George Saintsbury F.B.A., M.A., Hon. L.L.D., D.Litt. 1916 - 1933’ 26:18 - The Circus - historic ring of large Georgian townhouses forming a circle with three entrances - designed by architect John Wood, the Elder, it was built between 1754 and 1768- the name comes from the Latin circus, meaning a ring, oval or circle 31:38 - The Jane Austen Centre - small museum chronicling the life and times of the famous writer, Jane Austen, plus Regency tearoom - she lived in Bath from 1801 to 1806 34:23 - The Raven - pub, now famous for Keir Starmer, the Labour leader, being told to ‘get out of my pub’ by the pub’s landlord 36:31 - Theatre Royal Bath - built in 1805 with a capacity for around 900 people, described by the Theatres Trust as ‘One of the most important surviving examples of Georgian theatre architecture’ 36:49 - Bluecoat House - originally constructed in 1860 as a school, later used as government offices and now Giggling Squid Thai restaurant 37:24 - Garrick’s Head - pub 37:25 - Vino Vino - wine bar 38:00 - Flan O’Briens - Irish bar 38:31 - Boston Tea Party - cafe 38:43 - Kingsmead Square - was laid out by John Strahan in the 1730s, many of the houses are listed buildings, at the centre of the square is a large London Plane tree 40:10 - Thai Balcony Restaurant - gold-hued 1st floor dining room 41:16 - The Grapes - established in 1792, is a modern bar in an old pub 42:59 - The Pump Room - restaurant 43:15 - The Roman Baths - a well-preserved thermae, a temple was constructed on the site between 60-70CE in the first few decades of Roman Britain - preserved in four main features: the Sacred Spring, the Roman Temple, the Roman Bath House, and a museum which holds artefacts from Aquae Sulis 43:34 - Bath Abbey - founded in the 7th century, it was reorganised in the 10th century and rebuilt in the 12th and 16th centuries - major restoration work was carried out by Sir George Gilbert Scott in the 1860s 45:23 - Mrs Potts Chocolate House - cafe 46:10 - The Bath Sweet Shop - traditional British sweets 46:15 - The Bath Bun - tea room with origins dating back to 1761 46:30 - The Crystal Palace, Bath - large Georgian pub on a cobbled square, where Nelson once stayed 46:56 - Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House & Museum - Bath’s oldest house (c.1482), home of the famous Sally Lunn Bun (a semi-sweet bread) and tearoom (eating house since 1680) 48:03 - The Huntsman, Bath - pub 48:40 - Mineral water fountain by Italian sculptor Stefano Valerio Pieroni 50:41 - St John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church - built 1861-1863, spire 1867 52:33 - Virgil Building (University of Bath) 52:51 - Manvers Street Baptist Church 53:55 - The Royal Hotel - 3-star hotel 54:15 - Bath Spa Train Station - served by GWR and South Western Railway trains 55:15 - Red telephone box filled with flowers and plants 57:18 - Views along the River Avon :)
The pleasure we derive from journeys is perhaps dependent more on the mindset with which we travel than on the destination we travel to!!!!! This was absolutely stunning to watch. Greate work, great edit...
A beautiful video of a beautiful city. Reminds me of my first visit in 2009. Bath is truly historic. Many kudos to city councillors to keep it the way it is. It's like stepping back to Jane Austen's England. How very nice ....
I didn't realise just how homesick I was. I lived in Bristol for many years. Bath was my favourite day out. I loved the little corridor with Arcania (a mystical shop not there now I guess) the tea shops, tea at Bilbos, the weir and tea in the Abbey Tearooms. Bath buns at Sally Lunns and much more. I'm now in Lincolnshire - must take a drive down for a soul fix!
Thank you again for this walk and taking me back to Bath. I thoroughly enjoyed it especially The Royal Crescent and The Circus. Well I enjoyed everything really. Waiting for the day to go home ☺️
Lovely walk thank you. Have only been to Bath once in 2015 for 4 hours 😔 loved every second but it was so rushed. Can't wait to come back one day! ♥️From Australia
Beautiful Bath. Thank you for this. I've been watching your channel for ages. I really like it that you don't narrate, add music or spoil your filming with too many pop-ups like some people do. You are the best online 'Walker'.
Ah Watched Walker! See you tomorrow Saturday 1st May at 9pm GMT. I see the Royal Crescent features here, amongst many other fabulous places in Bath. Looking forward to this. Ibrahim in Canterbury.
@@dtuk22 Oh Hello there! Yes, Thank You kindly. Interestingly, I also researched it very briefly during the video and was about to message you but then the premiere came to an end. This is what I was going to send you but anyway, you've already checked further: www.bristolbathrailwaypath.org.uk/home.shtml Appreciate the follow up and I will research further and even see if any YT video of it. Stay safe there in North London / Essex and see you next time!
As a person that is Born and raised in Bath thank you for visiting and showing off the wonderful places in great detail please come and visit again when you want too please keep these walking tours going amazing clips me amazing views.
Thanks Watched Walker it's good to be reminded of how beautiful Bath is. Haven't been there for some years must go back soon. Unlike Italy and France for example there are not that many well preserved historic cities in the U.K. most having suffered inappropriate post WW2 planning with too many second rate new buildings but luckily Bath has been sensitively preserved and all the better for it.
I am currently a tradesman working in poultney Street no parking unless I pay 12 pounds a day to park 9 pounds a day clean air zone not as good for locals as it is for tourists
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SIGHTS SEEN WITHIN THIS VIDEO
00:10 - Guildhall - 18th-century municipal building
02:47 - Bonghy Bo - Asian fusion restaurant
06:20 - Francis Hotel Bath - 4-star hotel in Georgian building
07:00 - Prince of Wales Monument
09:26 - Bath War Memorial - inscribed with ‘Stay and remember those who died for you’
10:45 - Royal Victoria Park Pavilion - restaurant
12:18 - Flower beds and urn in Royal Victoria Park
13:36 - Massive green grassy lawns next to the Royal Crescent with serene views of historic architecture
14:08 - Royal Crescent - row of 30 Georgian terraced houses laid out in a sweeping crescent - designed by the architect John Wood, the Younger and built between 1767 and 1774
14:41 - Private lawn for subscribing residents only
20:17 - Plaque on No. 17 Royal Crescent - ‘Here lived Sir Isaac Pitman B.1813 D.1897’
20:48 - The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa - 5-star hotel
21:27 - Plaque on No. 11 Royal Crescent - ‘Thomas Linley lived here and from this house his daughter Elizabeth eloped with Richard Brinsley Sheridan on the evening of the 18th March 1772’
22:48 - No. 1 Royal Crescent - 18th-century townhouse featuring elaborate period room displays & fine art
23:08 - Plaque on No. 1A Royal Crescent - ‘Here lived George Saintsbury F.B.A., M.A., Hon. L.L.D., D.Litt. 1916 - 1933’
26:18 - The Circus - historic ring of large Georgian townhouses forming a circle with three entrances - designed by architect John Wood, the Elder, it was built between 1754 and 1768- the name comes from the Latin circus, meaning a ring, oval or circle
31:38 - The Jane Austen Centre - small museum chronicling the life and times of the famous writer, Jane Austen, plus Regency tearoom - she lived in Bath from 1801 to 1806
34:23 - The Raven - pub, now famous for Keir Starmer, the Labour leader, being told to ‘get out of my pub’ by the pub’s landlord
36:31 - Theatre Royal Bath - built in 1805 with a capacity for around 900 people, described by the Theatres Trust as ‘One of the most important surviving examples of Georgian theatre architecture’
36:49 - Bluecoat House - originally constructed in 1860 as a school, later used as government offices and now Giggling Squid Thai restaurant
37:24 - Garrick’s Head - pub
37:25 - Vino Vino - wine bar
38:00 - Flan O’Briens - Irish bar
38:31 - Boston Tea Party - cafe
38:43 - Kingsmead Square - was laid out by John Strahan in the 1730s, many of the houses are listed buildings, at the centre of the square is a large London Plane tree
40:10 - Thai Balcony Restaurant - gold-hued 1st floor dining room
41:16 - The Grapes - established in 1792, is a modern bar in an old pub
42:59 - The Pump Room - restaurant
43:15 - The Roman Baths - a well-preserved thermae, a temple was constructed on the site between 60-70CE in the first few decades of Roman Britain - preserved in four main features: the Sacred Spring, the Roman Temple, the Roman Bath House, and a museum which holds artefacts from Aquae Sulis
43:34 - Bath Abbey - founded in the 7th century, it was reorganised in the 10th century and rebuilt in the 12th and 16th centuries - major restoration work was carried out by Sir George Gilbert Scott in the 1860s
45:23 - Mrs Potts Chocolate House - cafe
46:10 - The Bath Sweet Shop - traditional British sweets
46:15 - The Bath Bun - tea room with origins dating back to 1761
46:30 - The Crystal Palace, Bath - large Georgian pub on a cobbled square, where Nelson once stayed
46:56 - Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House & Museum - Bath’s oldest house (c.1482), home of the famous Sally Lunn Bun (a semi-sweet bread) and tearoom (eating house since 1680)
48:03 - The Huntsman, Bath - pub
48:40 - Mineral water fountain by Italian sculptor Stefano Valerio Pieroni
50:41 - St John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church - built 1861-1863, spire 1867
52:33 - Virgil Building (University of Bath)
52:51 - Manvers Street Baptist Church
53:55 - The Royal Hotel - 3-star hotel
54:15 - Bath Spa Train Station - served by GWR and South Western Railway trains
55:15 - Red telephone box filled with flowers and plants
57:18 - Views along the River Avon
:)
From Brasil. Thank you very much. I do love everything British.
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I love my city so much ☺️ proud to be from Bath!
You lucky. Your city is clean and wonderful restaurants too
Me too Amy!
@@Ollie-ps6qe do you study here? :)
Ditto Amy. I'm a Bathonian and proud to belong to such a beautiful place. Born at St Martins Hospital Bath Feb 25th 1968.
I set reminder, no chance I'm gonna miss a walk on the British "Riviera spa" from Austen times 😎
Wow, such a charming atmosphere in the city! I would love to visit it in the future! 😍❤️💕👍
Just happy walking this morning with you in this awesome place. Good to know this place. Thanks.
The pleasure we derive from journeys is perhaps dependent more on the mindset with which we travel than on the destination we travel to!!!!!
This was absolutely stunning to watch. Greate work, great edit...
Well said RHT, thanks for visiting! 😀
A beautiful video of a beautiful city. Reminds me of my first visit in 2009. Bath is truly historic. Many kudos to city councillors to keep it the way it is. It's like stepping back to Jane Austen's England. How very nice ....
Many thanks Pagla, I agree, such a beautiful city.
Beautiful city ❤ we are sooo lucky that we have so many. Really enjoyed your video. 🇬🇧
Greetings from America 👋 Awesome video!
I didn't realise just how homesick I was. I lived in Bristol for many years. Bath was my favourite day out. I loved the little corridor with Arcania (a mystical shop not there now I guess) the tea shops, tea at Bilbos, the weir and tea in the Abbey Tearooms. Bath buns at Sally Lunns and much more. I'm now in Lincolnshire - must take a drive down for a soul fix!
What an incredible looking city
Wow, such a beautiful atmosphere in the city!
Awesome Footage ❤
Thanks My Friend 🥰
Enjoyed the show. Glad I found your channel.
Welcome aboard Mike!
Belatedly catching up on this - and using headphones for the first time - it sounds as good as it looks. Binaural sound is really impressive.
Thank you Peter 😊
Thank you again! This video made me so happy!
You are so welcome Sandra!
This is so beautiful! 💖💖
Great walk in Bath.
Thank you again for this walk and taking me back to Bath. I thoroughly enjoyed it especially The Royal Crescent and The Circus. Well I enjoyed everything really. Waiting for the day to go home ☺️
My pleasure Vanessa, hopefully it won't be too long until you can return home 🙂
@@watchedwalker Good Morning! Yes looking forward to the day. Where’s the next walk? Is there one today?
Vanessa, there’s no video today, there will be a final short Bath video dropping tomorrow though.
@@watchedwalker Ok sounds good 😊
Beautiful♥️ one of my dream to be getting there somday💙💙💙💙
Lovely walk thank you. Have only been to Bath once in 2015 for 4 hours 😔 loved every second but it was so rushed. Can't wait to come back one day! ♥️From Australia
Thanks Lacey Ann, my time in Bath was limited too, I'm looking forward to returning, it's so beautiful 🙂
@@watchedwalker looks like it was beautiful and sunny ☀️ would love to see a walking video in Windsor, I had one day there 😆
Lacey Ann, I have this one video of Windsor, I want to return and film more there though - ruclips.net/video/m1Fp3jh5I5w/видео.html
@@watchedwalker thanks I'll watch 😀
Beautiful Bath. Thank you for this. I've been watching your channel for ages. I really like it that you don't narrate, add music or spoil your filming with too many pop-ups like some people do. You are the best online 'Walker'.
Thank you so much Kevin, really appreciate your kind words!
Nice Roman!! from Japan🇯🇵
thank you for shareing video! :)
Ah Watched Walker! See you tomorrow Saturday 1st May at 9pm GMT. I see the Royal Crescent features here, amongst many other fabulous places in Bath. Looking forward to this. Ibrahim in Canterbury.
That's great Ibrahim, see you then! 😀
Hi with reference to the chat. Sustrans Nation Cycle Network Number 4. 13.9 miles Traffic Free.
@@dtuk22 Oh Hello there! Yes, Thank You kindly. Interestingly, I also researched it very briefly during the video and was about to message you but then the premiere came to an end.
This is what I was going to send you but anyway, you've already checked further: www.bristolbathrailwaypath.org.uk/home.shtml
Appreciate the follow up and I will research further and even see if any YT video of it. Stay safe there in North London / Essex and see you next time!
As a person that is Born and raised in Bath thank you for visiting and showing off the wonderful places in great detail please come and visit again when you want too please keep these walking tours going amazing clips me amazing views.
My pleasure hung 😀
Lovely video for refreshing my memory! A one day trip to Bath from Bristol years ago. Miss the moment very much!
Nice walk tour
Beautiful city 💕💕
Hi watched Walker. Sorry will miss the premiere. Will be at my daughter's for dinner tonight 😁
No worries Mo, hope to see you next time. Enjoy dinner 🙂
I seem to miss your premier's but I get to watch them eventually as I am doing now for I really enjoy where you go and how you stream it !!!!
howcotube, I'm glad you like them!
I love Bath is a beautiful city❤️
Do you live in England???
Nice video my 🥰🔔👍🏻
I miss Bath so muchhhh 😭
Beautiful architecture captured with skill and precision!
Thanks so much AB 🙂
Thanks Watched Walker it's good to be reminded of how beautiful Bath is. Haven't been there for some years must go back soon. Unlike Italy and France for example there are not that many well preserved historic cities in the U.K. most having suffered inappropriate post WW2 planning with too many second rate new buildings but luckily Bath has been sensitively preserved and all the better for it.
You're welcome Paul, and yes, it's wonderful to see how well preserved Bath is 😀
So great walk tour. Thanks you for sharing. 🙇♂️🎈👍🙏👏👏♥️
Thank you for sharing a good British Bath Walking Tour!
Chaucer's Canterbury tales have immortalised wife of Bath toothed and 'Hippes large '.
Another Great Video. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you watched Walker for an enjoyable and interesting walk. Around Bath. Bath is a beautiful city😁👍
You're very welcome Mo, I'm pleased you enjoy it! 😀
Great video
Thxs
The day before I left UK😭Thank u for your video, it makes me feel like I was always there!
Belas arquiteturas. Gostei. 👍👍👍
Awesome Footage 👍🏻
Beautiful place.... nice tour 👍😀
Great walk!
Looking forward to this walk @Watched Walker won’t miss this. I love this place.
Excellent Vanessa, see you there! 😀
@@watchedwalker I won’t be late this time 😃
Nice
Англия супер страна 😎😍🤩😃😄
Amazing video! Thanks for the share.
Thank you SAZ Travel 🙂
you should visit Lincoln, Buxton or Stamford next
BHK, thanks for the suggestions
Lovely.....bath stone....
Watching this while listening to ASC's "Lunar Industries" is a real mood, I tell you what.
I really wanna be in time but for my Country it's 1am at the night 🙄
Looks like a rich town
Awesome video mate
Thanks Afraz!
sooner I will come there!
dear friend wow set reminder and im waiting!
So Cool 👍 Very Nice Video 🇨🇦
Cute provincial city
Cool
I can’t find your hidden logos. I noticed many cuts in this video, so perhaps you have cut them out. Any clues?
Erik, look out for large, blank surfaces, those are my favourite places to place the logos 🙂
@@watchedwalker I’ve watched it again. Can’t find any. Another clue, please.
Where’s Lulu cafe @ ?
Very nice.
great video
Glad you enjoyed it Mandy!
I live in Bath
This is my town!
👍👍
Its 1 AM in my country so best wishes stay connect thanks🌹💐
I am currently a tradesman working in poultney Street no parking unless I pay 12 pounds a day to park 9 pounds a day clean air zone not as good for locals as it is for tourists
Hello from Canada 🇨🇦
LJM, greetings to Canada!
no one talking about the hidden ww’s
34:50 The Keir Starmer Pub. lol. Landlord enraged at the man in opposition who doesn't run the country. lol.
Don't forget King's Mead Square.
And quarters of lord Clive.
Vay be
" THE LAST BRITISH TOWN "
SORRY FOR MY IRONY....