BATH, ENGLAND
Jane Austen Country. Regency Elegance.

The Royal Crescent
Georgian architecture at its finest — the heart of Regency Bath

The Roman Baths
2,000 years of history beneath the city

Regency Streets
Cobblestones, wisteria, and the world of Jane Austen

Pulteney Bridge
One of only four bridges in the world with shops on both sides

The Assembly Rooms
Where Regency-era balls came to life — Bridgerton on screen

Bath Abbey & the Old City
Gothic grandeur meets Georgian golden stone
Why Bath?
Bath is the home of Jane Austen and the Regency era — cobblestone streets, Roman baths, and the elegance that inspired Bridgerton. The city that shaped the world of Pride & Prejudice, Persuasion, and Northanger Abbey.
From the sweeping Georgian terraces of the Royal Crescent to the ancient thermal waters of the Roman Baths, Bath is a living museum of history, culture, and elegance. The Jane Austen Festival draws thousands every September — and X-CURSIONS IN MOTION wants to take you there in full Regency style.
What the Experience Would Include
The Full Bath X-Cursion
Jane Austen Festival
Dress the Regency era and walk the same streets Austen walked. The annual festival transforms Bath into a living period drama.
Roman Baths Tour
2,000 years of history beneath the city. The sacred thermal springs that put Bath on the map — and kept it there.
Royal Crescent & Circus
The most iconic Georgian architecture in the world. Walking tours, photo moments, and the feeling of stepping into another century.
Afternoon Tea
The quintessential British experience — done properly, in a setting that would make Lady Danbury proud.
Regency Dance Class
Xavier leads a private waltz and Regency dance session in the city that invented the social season.
Pulteney Bridge & Gardens
One of only four bridges in the world with shops on both sides. The Parade Gardens below are pure Regency romance.
Interested in Bath?
Step into the Regency era — we'll build an unforgettable Jane Austen experience around your group. Tell us you want Bath and we'll make it happen.
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