Resources and Reference

Jane Austen's Bath

A selection of websites with a City of Bath theme.

Please choose one of the following:

A comprehensive guide to the City of Bath.
Bath.co.uk

A comprehensive listing with information on almost every aspect of visiting and living in Bath.
The City of Bath

Bath's exclusive shopping tour. Featuring the finest stores, services and information in Georgian Bath.
Bath Shopping

Top selling unique items with a Jane Austen theme.
Jane Austen Giftshop

The famous Roman baths- one of the best preserved Roman sites north of the Alps.
The Roman Baths

The Official Bath Tourism Website. Nearly everything you need to know to arrange a perfect tour of the city.
Bath and Beyond

The official site for Bath Music and Literature Festivals.
Bath Music and Literature Festivals

The Jazz and Blues Festival in Bath happens annually every June/July.
The Bath Jazz and Blues Festival

The official site for the Jane Austen Festival.
Full programme, images, booking, accommodation for this fantastic 8 day fiesta.
The Jane Austen Festival in Bath

Residential study breaks in a World Heritage Site city.
Bath Study Breaks offers you an unprecedented opportunity to spend time developing an interest under expert guidance within the wonderful World Heritage City of Bath.
Bath Study Breaks

Come and enjoy Bath
The elegance of Bath's golden crescents, terraces and great public rooms were matched by the social life of the early 19th century when Jane Austen lived in the city. Her novels capture the bathing, promenading, balls and assemblies of the day, and she describes what it meant to be in Bath at that time, to explore the city, find out what was going on and, most importantly, to find out who was there. Bath today is as much about having fun as it was then, and you can learn about the importance of the city during the late Georgian and Regency eras at the Jane Austen Centre and the Museum of Costume. Sulis Guides will be happy to show you round the city, and an evening spent at Bath's wonderful Theatre Royal is a real treat. The Windsor Hotel set in Great Pulteney Street, a location frequently featured in Jane's novels, provides comfort and elegance to compliment your stay. For convenience, why not let Best of Bath City Breaks organise your complete stay.
Regency Bath Website

The Theatre Royal Bath is one of the oldest working theatres in the country, right in the heart of the Georgian City of Bath.
Theatre Royal Bath

This is Bath is the definitive web site for the Bath area, bringing you all the latest local and national news and sport together with community information, shopping and tourist information.
This Is Bath

Brief introduction to the city of Bath from the University of Bath website.
University of Bath - City of Bath

Costumier for many eras from medieval to Victorian.
Farthingale Costume Hire

This is a great site if you are visiting the City. It keeps you up to date with news and events local to Bath.
Bath 24

A well constructed site which provides the History and guides for the Royal Crescent & the City of Bath.
Dig deeper into the site and you will find some unpublished photos taken during the filming of 'Northanger Abbey'.
The Royal Crescent Society

Bath Curiosities by Michael Raffael. A fascinating compilation of historical stories about Bath, including Jane Austen Walks to the Cassoon.
Bath Curios

Whether you are new to the area and are looking for property, a new job or a hotel to stay in for the weekend or perhaps just looking for a night out or local event to go to www.activbath.com can cater for all your needs.
Bath Online Guide

A location and property search company for film and television productions.
Involved in the locations of Jane Austen adaptations filmed in Bath.
Sarah Eastel Locations