No 1 Royal Crescent
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This row of 30 Georgian town houses are widely recognised as the most majestic street in Britain. Designed by John Wood the Younger between 1767 and 1774, it is one of the finest pieces of 18th Century urban architecture. No 1 Royal Crescent was the first house to be built on the crescent and provided a luxury residence for aristocratic visitors, including the Duke of York. Today it has been recreated inside as an authentic example of Georgian interior design, with guides in every room to bring the house to life. With The Servant's Wing re-opening in June 2013, displaying how the building has been returned to its 18th Century design.
Baby Friendly?
Baby changing facilitiesWhere Shall I Park?
Pay and display parkingFeatures
- Indoor
Category
Museums
Suitable For
3-5
6-9
10+
Claire’s Tip
Opening Times
Tue-Sun 10:30-17:30
Last entry 16.30
Price Information
- Prices vary on Exhibits offered
Adults : From : £15.50
Facilities
•Parking (Limited pay and display parking (up to 1 hour) is located near near the museum on Upper Church Street and Brock Street
•Long term Parking at Charlotte street about 150m away
•Pre-booked coach parties welcome
•Gift shop
•Guide dogs welcome
How To Get There
- Royal Crescent, Bath, Somerset BA1 2LR
- 01225428126
- Website
Directions
1st house in Royal Crescent situated above Victoria Ave & Victoria Park, Charlotte St car park.
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