London Bath

The world’s original tourist town, Bath has been a must-see since AD 43, when the Romans built an elaborate complex of baths to house the curative waters of the town they called Aquae Sulis. In the 18th and 19th centuries, Bath became a social capital second only to London, immortalized by Jane Austen and other literary greats. Today, hordes of tourists and backpackers admire the Georgian architecture by day and continue to create scandal by night.

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