National Trust - Assembly Rooms in Bath: photos, reviews

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Step into history at the Bath Assembly Rooms, a remarkable example of Georgian architecture crafted by John Wood, the Younger, in 1771. This attraction in Bath boasts stunning historic chandeliers, beautifully preserved interiors, and features suitable for children. Visitors can marvel at the exhibits, including the 'Helios' sphere in the Ballroom and its Earth counterpart, both presented at the same scale. Despite ongoing renovations for enhanced interactive experiences, set to complete in 2026, informative tours are still available, led by friendly, knowledgeable guides. With free entry for National Trust members, the Bath Assembly Rooms remain a top-rated destination, celebrated for its blend of historical charm and family-friendly atmosphere.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Payment by debit card, NFC payment, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Recommended buy tickets ahead

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Belvedere

Bus stop 261 m walk

Alfred Street

Bus stop 102 m walk

Morford Street

Bus stop 190 m walk

Milsom Street

Bus stop 262 m walk

Hilton Hotel

Bus stop 246 m walk

Royal Crescent

Bus stop 272 m walk

4.4

based on 856 reviews

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4.4/5 856 reviews

Bradÿ Glover

Very interesting place. It was a bit crowded, but otherwise a really great visit.

Jack Slowinski

Big space. HELIOS exhibition was warming and good. Nothing else there otherwise. Half of it closed off.

phÿl watton

Helios sun sculpture was amazing!

National Trust - Assembly Rooms in Bath

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