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This famous symbol of classical architecture, incurved in the form of an arc, is lined with a terrace of 30 houses with monumental façades, the lines counterbalanced by 114 giant Ionic columns, from the first floor to the balustrade. This symbol of Bath, the major achievement of John Wood II, was built between 1767 and 1774. No 1 has been authentically restored, providing the setting for a magnificent collection of Chippendale, Sheraton and Hepplewhite furniture, 18C china and glassware.
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Things to see and donearby
- The Green Guide251 m - The Circus, Bath
- The Green Guide319 m - Bennett Street, Bath BA1 2QH
- The Green Guide325 m - Assembly Rooms, Bennett Street, Bath BA1 2QH
More tourist attractions in Bath
Where to sleepnearby
- From £523Lady Margaret's107 m - 9 Margaret's Buildings, Bath BA1 2LP
- From £230Stunning Royal Crescent Apartment with 3 Bedrooms124 m - 22 The Royal Crescent Lower Ground Floor Apartment, Bath BA1 2LT
- From £175Lauras Townhouse Apartments Garrard's Retreat165 m - 2 Rivers Street, Bath BA1 2PZ
More hotels in Bath
Where to eatnearby
- Montagu's Mews£££MICHELIN 202482 m - 16 Royal Crescent, Bath BA1 2LS
- The Chequers££MICHELIN 2024193 m - 50 Rivers Street, Bath BA1 2QA
- Olive Tree££££MICHELIN 2024307 m - Russel Street, Bath BA1 2QF
More restaurants in Bath
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