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Version 29 – June 20, 2022 03:50
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Version 25 – February 22, 2022 15:44
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- Health
- This is a covid safe tour. Socially distance from other visitors to Bath with your independent, self-guided tour!
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Version 24 – February 22, 2022 15:38
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- Highlights
- enjoy a private experience in a covid-19 safe environment, instagram hotspots: we find the perfect picture spots, location aware: gps map allows you to enjoy the sites, offline mode: download tours and listen without wifi
instagram hotspots: we find the spot for your perfect picture, location aware: gps map allows you to enjoy sites, without getting lost, offline mode: download tours in advance to listen without wifi
Version 23 – February 22, 2022 15:37
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- Short Description
- Take a city break from London to discover the secret stories of Bath in the Georgian and Regency periods, from Jane Austen's writing to Beau Nash's parties.
- With this private self-guided tour, wander through the Georgian Gardens and onto the Royal Crescent, one of the filming locations of the famous hit Netflix series “Bridgerton”.
- Poke your head in the Theatre Royal and Assembly Rooms to get a taste of how people from the Regency era liked to kick back and relax.
- Transport yourselves in this adventure of literature and history by finishing off the tour at the Mary Shelley's House of Frankenstein and the Jane Austen Centre, two of Bath's best-known writers.
- Take a city break from London to discover the secret stories of Bath in the Georgian and Regency periods, from Jane Austen's writing to Beau Nash's parties.
- With this private self-guided tour, wander through the Georgian Gardens and onto the Royal Crescent, one of the filming locations of the famous hit Netflix series “Bridgerton”.
- Poke your head in the Theatre Royal and Assembly Rooms to get a taste of how people from the Regency era liked to kick back and relax.
- Transport yourselves in this adventure of literature and history by finishing off the tour at the Mary Shelley's House of Frankenstein and the Jane Austen Centre, two of Bath's best-known writers.
- Visit Bath and learn about the mysteries of Jane Austen’s life and how people from the Regency era lived- Discover the iconic buildings of the Theatre Royal, Assembly Rooms, Royal Crescent, House of Frankenstein and Jane Austen Centre, among others- Listen to the audio tour narrated by an expert historian anytime directly from your smartphone- Explore the history of this unmissable town and the secrets it holds in a COVID-19 safe environment
Version 22 – February 15, 2022 01:19
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- Included
- access to your self-guided audio tour , audio tour provided by a local or historian, instagram hotspots: we find the spot for your perfect picture, location aware: gps map allows you to enjoy sites, without getting lost, offline mode: download tours in advance to listen without wifi
access to your self-guided audio tour, audio tour provided by a local or historian
Version 21 – February 13, 2022 08:56
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- Previous Version
- Short Description
- Take a city break from London to discover the secret stories of Bath in the Georgian and Regency periods, from Jane Austen's writing to Beau Nash's parties.
- With this private self-guided tour, wander through the Georgian Gardens and onto the Royal Crescent, one of the filming locations of the famous hit Netflix series “Bridgerton”.
- Poke your head in the Theatre Royal and Assembly Rooms to get a taste of how people from the Regency era liked to kick back and relax.
- Transport yourselves in this adventure of literature and history by finishing off the tour at the Mary Shelley's House of Frankenstein and the Jane Austen Centre, two of Bath's best-known writers.
- - Visit Bath and learn about the mysteries of Jane Austen’s life and how people from the Regency era lived
- - Discover the iconic buildings of the Theatre Royal, Assembly Rooms, Royal Crescent, House of Frankenstein and Jane Austen Centre, among others
- - Listen to the audio tour narrated by an expert historian anytime directly from your smartphone
- - Explore the history of this unmissable town and the secrets it holds in a COVID-19 safe environment
This tour starts at the Pump Room/Roman Baths. Katie and Colm will discuss the rise in popularity in Bath as a spa resort during the 18th century. They will also introduce you to some of the more interesting stories about Jane Austen and her time in the city. The tour then moves onto the Theatre Royal Bath Theatre - built in 1805 and a truly iconic landmark of Bath. Next, you move to Queen Square and one of Jane Austen’s main residence. You’ll also discover John Wood the Elder and the unique architectural design of houses in the area. Wander through the Georgian Gardens and onto the Royal Crescent, walking in the footsteps of 18th century aristocracy. You’ll explain the reason behind the wide streets and the role of “taking the air” in Bath life. Once you reach the Royal Crescent, take a moment to marvel at this world-renowned architecture. As you continue our tour, you discover the Circus where you learn more about John Wood the Elder and neo-classical Georgian style. You then come across the Assembly Rooms and gain a fascinating insight into evening life in Bath in the 18th and 19th centuries – from dances to card games. Jane Austen loved these social events and there was a strong emphasis placed on young women to gain husbands here. Finally, you visit Gay Street – another one of Jane Austen’s residences – and finish up at the Jane Austen Centre – a great way for you to continue your learnings of Jane Austen and her life in Bath.The Vidi Guides experience is enriched with on-screen photos and videos. We also point out where to take the perfect Instagram photos during the tour, and include recommendations for food, drinks, and local attractions. Don't worry, none of our recommendations are sponsored - they are simply favourites of the locals who helped craft the experience.Vidi Guides creates immersive audio experiences that sound like podcasts. This is a self-guided audio tour that can be started or stopped at your own convenience. Download the Vidi Guides app & your Jane Austen tour to explore the area independently and safely! Make sure to download your tour before you go to streamline your trip!
- Description
- This tour starts at the Pump Room/Roman Baths. Katie and Colm will discuss the rise in popularity in Bath as a spa resort during the 18th century. They will also introduce you to some of the more interesting stories about Jane Austen and her time in the city.
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- The tour then moves onto the Theatre Royal Bath Theatre - built in 1805 and a truly iconic landmark of Bath.
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- Next, you move to Queen Square and one of Jane Austen’s main residence. You’ll also discover John Wood the Elder and the unique architectural design of houses in the area.
-
- Wander through the Georgian Gardens and onto the Royal Crescent, walking in the footsteps of 18th century aristocracy. You’ll explain the reason behind the wide streets and the role of “taking the air” in Bath life. Once you reach the Royal Crescent, take a moment to marvel at this world-renowned architecture.
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- As you continue our tour, you discover the Circus where you learn more about John Wood the Elder and neo-classical Georgian style.
-
- You then come across the Assembly Rooms and gain a fascinating insight into evening life in Bath in the 18th and 19th centuries – from dances to card games. Jane Austen loved these social events and there was a strong emphasis placed on young women to gain husbands here.
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- Finally, you visit Gay Street – another one of Jane Austen’s residences – and finish up at the Jane Austen Centre – a great way for you to continue your learnings of Jane Austen and her life in Bath.
- The Vidi Guides experience is enriched with on-screen photos and videos. We also point out where to take the perfect Instagram photos during the tour, and include recommendations for food, drinks, and local attractions. Don't worry, none of our recommendations are sponsored - they are simply favourites of the locals who helped craft the experience.
- Vidi Guides creates immersive audio experiences that sound like podcasts. This is a self-guided audio tour that can be started or stopped at your own convenience. Download the Vidi Guides app & your Jane Austen tour to explore the area independently and safely! Make sure to download your tour before you go to streamline your trip!
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Version 17 – January 24, 2022 09:46
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- Previous Version
- Short Description
- This tour starts at the Pump Room/Roman Baths. Katie and Colm will discuss the rise in popularity in Bath as a spa resort during the 18th century. They will also introduce you to some of the more interesting stories about Jane Austen and her time in the city.
-
- The tour then moves onto the Theatre Royal Bath Theatre - built in 1805 and a truly iconic landmark of Bath.
-
- Next, you move to Queen Square and one of Jane Austen’s main residence. You’ll also discover John Wood the Elder and the unique architectural design of houses in the area.
-
- Wander through the Georgian Gardens and onto the Royal Crescent, walking in the footsteps of 18th century aristocracy. You’ll explain the reason behind the wide streets and the role of “taking the air” in Bath life. Once you reach the Royal Crescent, take a moment to marvel at this world-renowned architecture.
-
- As you continue our tour, you discover the Circus where you learn more about John Wood the Elder and neo-classical Georgian style.
-
- You then come across the Assembly Rooms and gain a fascinating insight into evening life in Bath in the 18th and 19th centuries – from dances to card games. Jane Austen loved these social events and there was a strong emphasis placed on young women to gain husbands here.
-
- Finally, you visit Gay Street – another one of Jane Austen’s residences – and finish up at the Jane Austen Centre – a great way for you to continue your learnings of Jane Austen and her life in Bath.
- The Vidi Guides experience is enriched with on-screen photos and videos. We also point out where to take the perfect Instagram photos during the tour, and include recommendations for food, drinks, and local attractions. Don't worry, none of our recommendations are sponsored - they are simply favourites of the locals who helped craft the experience.
- Vidi Guides creates immersive audio experiences that sound like podcasts. This is a self-guided audio tour that can be started or stopped at your own convenience. Download the Vidi Guides app & your Jane Austen tour to explore the area independently and safely! Make sure to download your tour before you go to streamline your trip!
On this self-guided podcast tour discover the stories of Bath in the Georgian and Regency periods, from Jane Austen's writing to Beau Nash's parties. Wander through the Georgian Gardens and onto the Royal Crescent, walking in the footsteps of 18th century aristocracy. Poke your head in the Theatre Royal and Assembly Rooms to get a taste of how those living during the Regency liked to kick back and relax. Finish off the tour at the House of Frankenstein & Jane Austen centre on Gay Street, two museums dedicated to two of Bath's best known writers.
Version 16 – January 24, 2022 09:45
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- Name
- Jane Austen Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour in Bath
Jane Austen Walking Tour - Bath
Version 15 – January 16, 2022 21:34
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- Tier ages
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- adult:
- from: '0'
- to: '90'
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- adult:
from: '16' to: '90'child:- from: '0'
to: '15'
Version 14 – January 16, 2022 21:33
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- Excluded
- earphones, entrance ticket to mary shelley house of frankenstein (from £12.50), mobile device
earphones, entrance ticket to mary shelley house of frankenstein (from £12.50)
- Additional Info
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Not wheelchair accessible
Version 11 – January 13, 2022 09:16
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- Know Before You Book
- do it at your own pace. this product is suitable for all fitness levels, english speaking audio guide only, this product is suitable for all ages
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Version 10 – January 13, 2022 09:11
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- Know Before You Go
- you will need to bring your own headset/earphones, you will need to bring your own mobile phone
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Version 9 – January 13, 2022 09:03
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- Included
- access to your self-guided audio tour, audio tour provided by a local or historian
digital mobile audio guide, geo-localised map to keep you on the right track!, on-screen pictures to enhance your experience
Version 8 – January 13, 2022 08:56
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- Previous Version
- Highlights
- instagram hotspots: we find the spot for your perfect picture, location aware: gps map allows you to enjoy sites, without getting lost, offline mode: download tours in advance to listen without wifi
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Version 4 – January 05, 2022 20:33
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Version 3 – January 05, 2022 18:36
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Version 2 – January 05, 2022 18:24
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Version 1 – January 05, 2022 18:17
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- Short Description
- On this self-guided podcast tour discover the stories of Bath in the Georgian and Regency periods, from Jane Austen's writing to Beau Nash's parties. Wander through the Georgian Gardens and onto the Royal Crescent, walking in the footsteps of 18th century aristocracy. Poke your head in the Theatre Royal and Assembly Rooms to get a taste of how those living during the Regency liked to kick back and relax. Finish off the tour at the House of Frankenstein & Jane Austen centre on Gay Street, two museums dedicated to two of Bath's best known writers.
On this self-guided podcast tour discover the stories of Bath in the Georgian and Regency periods, from Jane Austen's writing to Beau Nash's parties. Wander through the Georgian Gardens and onto the Royal Crescent, walking in the footsteps of 18th century aristocracy. Poke your head in the Theatre Royal and Assembly Rooms to get a taste of how those living during the Regency liked to kick back and relax. Finish off the tour at the House of Frankenstein & Jane Austen centre on Gay Street, two museums dedicated to two of Bath's best known writers.
- Additional Info
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Tier labels
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- adult: ''
- child: ''
youth: ''infant: ''senior: ''student: ''
- Tier ages
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- adult:
- from: '16'
- to: '90'
- child:
- from: '0'
- to: '15'
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child: from: '0' to: '15'- adult:
- from: '16'
- to: '90'
- Cancellation notes
- Up to 24 hours before the beginning of the activity: full refund
- Less than 24 hours before the beginning of the activity or no-show: no refund
- Up to 24 hours before the beginning of the activity: full refund
- Less than 24 hours before the beginning of the activity or no-show: no refund