The Gravel Walk in Bath: photos, reviews

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The Gravel Walk in Bath offers a peaceful diversion from the bustle of city traffic, guiding visitors along a lovely pathway that connects the grandeur of The Royal Crescent to the charm of Queen's Square. With an impressive Google rating of 4.6, it's a favored choice for families seeking child-friendly outings. The path, flanked by the historic rear gardens of Brock St and The Circus, offers amusing views such as overhanging toilets and provides access to a quaint Georgian garden. Rich in historical significance, it's famously featured in Jane Austen's "Persuasion". The serene atmosphere makes it ideal for an evening walk, where history and tranquility coexist.

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Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Alfred Street

Bus stop 298 m walk

Monmouth Place

Bus stop 205 m walk

Royal Avenue

Bus stop 245 m walk

Milsom Street

Bus stop 198 m walk

Queen Square

Bus stop 146 m walk

Royal Crescent

Bus stop 284 m walk

4.5

based on 51 review

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4.5/5 51 review

Stuart Johnson

A charming pathway that links The Royal Crescent down to Queens Square area. It's a peaceful walk away from traffic, and the Georgian Garden is accessed from this path. It is lovely for a walk in the evening

Aleksej Jeriomin

Хороший маршрут для интересной прогулки

Trudi Matthews

This lovely path goes to the Royal Crescent from downtown Bath. Beautiful to walk. It is also the walk that Anne Elliott and Captain Wentworth travel in Jane Austen’s Persuasion.

The Gravel Walk in Bath

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