Pulteney Bridge in Bath: photos, reviews

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Spanning the serene waters of the River Avon, Pulteney Bridge in Bath stands as a testament to neoclassical elegance. Designed by the renowned architect Robert Adam, this masterpiece, completed in 1774, is not only a bridge but a vibrant promenade, lined with charming shops on both sides. What sets it apart is the distinct horseshoe-shaped weir below, creating a picturesque vista that's a favorite among both locals and visitors. With an impressive 4.6 rating on Google, it's a must-see for architecture enthusiasts and those seeking a slice of Bath's rich history.

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Wheelchair accessible entrance

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Laura Place

Bus stop 185 m walk

Bath Abbey

Bus stop 160 m walk

Grand Parade

Bus stop 53 m walk

Broad Street

Bus stop 147 m walk

4.6

based on 9,278 reviews

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4.6/5 9,278 reviews

Harsha Jayakody

Bath's Pulteney Bridge is a truly unique architectural gem and a must-see for any visitor to the city. What sets it apart is that it's one of only a handful of bridges in the world to be lined with shops on both sides, making it a functional crossing and a charming street in its own right. Designed by the renowned neoclassical architect Robert Adam in the late 18th century, the bridge spans the River Avon and offers a picturesque scene, especially with the horseshoe-shaped weir below. The bridge itself, with its Palladian-style facade, is a sight to behold, but the best view is arguably from the riverside, either from Parade Gardens or a boat cruise.

O Farooq

Lovely historic spot with beautiful architecture and great views. Plenty to see and do nearby, and the little shops on the bridge add to the charm. Definitely worth a visit!

Ong-on Tumornsoontorn

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Pulteney Bridge in Bath

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