| "> | | | | a compact and architecturally stunning city which is |
| Nestled in the English county of Somerset lies Bath, a | | | | punctuated by its Georgian buildings and famous |
| city famous for, and named after, its Roman bath and | | | | Roman baths. |
| temple complex. Once called Aquae Sulis, Bath was | | | | Though first coveted by the Celts, who were said to |
| probably taken over by the Romans in the invasion of | | | | believe the ancient hot springs were sacred, it |
| Britain in AD 43 thanks to its vast natural hot spring | | | | wasnât until the Romans invaded that they |
| which was at the time a commemorative shrine to the | | | | realised their full potential and built the elegant temples |
| Celtic Brython goddess, Sulis. Sitting on the beautiful | | | | and baths which are now fully restored and open to |
| banks of the River Avon in the West Country, Bath is | | | | visitors. |