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Explore the romance and literature of historic Bath with themed guided walking tours of the city.

A Line drawing of the Holburne Museum. A large, neo-classical mansion with columns, symmetrical windows, and decorative urns on the roof. There is a walkway leading to the front door, with landscaped bushes and trees in the background.

The Holburne Museum, Great Pultney Street,
used as the filming location for

Lady Danbury’s house in Bridgerton

“Oh! Who can ever be tired of Bath?” Jane Austen, Northanger Abbey.

Guided Walking Tours

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Bath Abbey and the entrance to The Pump Room which was regularly visited by Mrs Allen and Catherine Morland in Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen.

The Regency Romance Tour

Step into the world of Regency Bath and discover the hopes, expectations and realities faced by women in search of love during one of the city’s most celebrated periods. You will explore some of Bath’s famous sites including The Royal Crescent, Pump Room, Jane Austen’s house and some of the filming locations for Bridgerton.

The tour offers a thoughtful and engaging insight into love, romance and lived experience in Georgian Bath. Ideal for admirers of Jane Austen, lovers of romantic period dramas such as Bridgerton, and those curious about women’s social history.

Available: Fridays at 6:00pm & Saturdays at 10:30am & 2:00pm

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No.1 Royal Crescent, currently the Featherington’s home on Bridgerton.

The Literature Lovers Tour

Explore the world and lives of some of Bath’s most famous literary residents and their characters. You’ll see the places they stayed and visited and learn how the city left its impression upon them; the good and the bad. You will follow in the footsteps of Mary Shelley, Jane Austen, Fanny Burney and Charles Dickens.

Stopping along the way to see some of Bath’s best independent bookshops and the sites of its old circulating libraries. The perfect tour for lovers of classic and romantic literature, or for anyone curious about the writers who found creativity, challenge and inspiration within the city.

Launching Autumn 2026!

“No place in England, in a full season, affords so brilliant a circle of polite company as Bath. The young, the old, the grave, the gay, the infirm, and the healthy, all resort to this place of amusement.” Christopher Anstey, The New Bath Guide, or, Useful Pocket Companion,1799

About Me

Thank you for taking an interest in Letters & Love. My name is Becky and here is a little bit more information about me.

I have degrees in Ancient History and Museum Studies. I’ve worked at many world class heritage sites across the country, including The Roman Baths and Stonehenge, with some libraries and bookshops thrown into the mix!

My two passions are literature and history, both of which Bath is rich in. We’ve had many writers visit and be inspired by the city. Famous authors such as Jane Austen, Mary Shelley and my personal favourite, Fanny Burney. I hope to become one of them someday as I also write, mainly poetry and fantasy fiction.

I look forward to sharing the beautiful city of Bath with you.

See you on a tour soon,

Becky xx

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