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Departure Royal Crescent The Circus Gay Street, John Street, et al Pulteney Bridge Bath Abbey The Roman Baths Inside Bath Abbey Life in Bath Return

Pulteney Bridge

Bath is centred on a bend in the river Avon which is crossed on the north east side by the 18th century Pulteney Bridge. Unusually the three spans of the bridge itself are lined on both sides by shops. Situated just downstream are the old Empire Hotel building and Parade Gardens.

Pulteney Bridge

The weir on The Avon

Grand Parade overlooks the river

Parade Gardens

The former Empire Hotel

Tim points out the building's odd mixture of architectural styles

The old Hotel has been converted to apartments

The view from the East bank

Only four bridges in the world have shops across the full span on both sides

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Tour images by Phillip Allen (www.misterphill.com).
Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door and St Oswald's images courtesy of Lulworth Estate (www.lulworth.com).
Aerial images of Lulworth Cove courtesy of UK Aerial Photography (www.ukaerialphotography.co.uk).
New Forest images courtesy of Forestry Commission (www.forestry.gov.uk) and New Forest District Council (www.newforest.gov.uk).
Round Barrows image courtesy of Jim Champion (License).
London images courtesty of Visit London (www.visitlondon.com).
Isle of Wight images courtesy of Isle of Wight Council (www.islandbreaks.co.uk).
Hambury Tout image © Steve Bailey and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
Durdle Door image © Gwyn Jones and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
Bath Christmas Market images courtesy of visitbath.co.uk.
Oxford Street images courtesy of New West End Company (www.newwestend.com) and Visit London Images (www.visitlondonimages.com).