The Royal Crescent – Bath’s Iconic Landmark 🌟

#postandearn #attractive Perhaps the most famous sight in Bath, the Royal Crescent is a sweeping row of 30 elegant Georgian townhouses, built between 1767 and 1775 by architect John Wood the Younger. Its graceful curve, golden Bath stone, and grand columns make it one of the finest examples of Georgian architecture in the UK. Today, the Crescent remains partly residential, but also houses the Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa and No.1 Royal Crescent, a museum that recreates the lavish lifestyle of the 18th century. Standing on the vast green lawn in front of the Crescent, visitors can truly appreciate its scale and symmetry – it’s a photographer’s dream. The location is also perfect for a leisurely walk, connecting easily with Royal Victoria Park just across the street. Whether you’re exploring the interiors or admiring the exterior, the Royal Crescent captures the timeless elegance of Bath. ✨ Tip: Head there at sunset for golden light on the stone – the Crescent looks especially magical then! 🌅 #royalcrescent #bath #georgianarchitecture #historicbath