Avoncliff Aqueduct in Bath: photos, reviews

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The Avoncliff Aqueduct is a stunning piece of 19th-century engineering designed by John Rennie the Elder. Opened in 1805, this 100-meter aqueduct gracefully carries the Kennet and Avon Canal over both the Avon River and the railway, offering a unique conjunction of waterways and transit routes. With a Google rating of 4.6, it is praised for its breathtaking scenery and is particularly family-friendly. You can enjoy cycling, walking, or canoeing in this area, while the nearby Cross Guns pub provides a perfect spot for relaxation. Visitors often describe it as a hidden gem near Winsley, capturing the essence of the British countryside. The aqueduct's spectacular architecture and surroundings make it an ideal day out for both adventure and leisure.

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Freshford

Train station 1.29 km walk

4.6

based on 577 reviews

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4.6/5 577 reviews

Steve Cundy

Awesome spectacle as this aqueduct spans bith the river and railway line. Great piece of Victorian (?) engineering. Lovely view of it too from the Cross Guns pub's garden that drops down to the river level. Lots of outdoor tables & chairs there to enjoy the view.

Jill Brunsdon

Excellent place to paddle and swim

Andrew Macey

A favourite scenic spot. Lovely views, a great pub & a convenient railway station

Avoncliff Aqueduct in Bath

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