Royal Crescent

Bath Top 2 in Important Religious Institution

Built in 1774, the 150-meter crescent-shaped building has 114 Paladin-style columns on the upper floor, each of which has a view of the greenery opposite.

Founded in the 17th century, the Royal Crescent Building consists of 30 different buildings with more than 100 columns, named the Royal Crescent Building as the buildings and roads are curved like a crescent, and the Royal Museum on Building 1 is worth a serious visit

Lovely buildings with a nice park in front to spend time and enjoy the views. It is within easy walking distance of the city centre and is close to the Royal park. We went here as part of our own walking tour of the sights.

The Royal Crescent is a crescent-shaped road with 30 houses in the British city of Pasteur. These houses were designed by architect John Wood Jr. and built from 1767 to 1774. It is one of the largest Georgian buildings in the UK. It was listed as a first-class building on June 12, 1950. Came here with a tourist group. Due to the tight time control, no more stays are allowed, and this attraction is farther away from other attractions. You need a little patience to find it. In Bath, the Royal Crescent is very famous, and it is introduced when introducing the city.

Nice ring-shaped building, like a half-month-old stadium, quite fun.