Join our exciting tour of Bath with Bridgerton's iconic filming locations! Promenade down the colonnades as our high tech headphones serenade you with music from the show, fans, and around Bath. Grab history by the hand as we teach you about the tantalising ways of Regency life, while walking through our World Heritage city.

Our passionate and local guides will not leave you in the past with this fact filled upbeat tour. Imagine yourself as the diamond of the season as you visit Bath's major landmarks of the Royal Crescent, Pulteney Bridge and The Holburne Museum. All while hearing the latest behind-the-scenes gossip and movie knowhow from a real Bridgerton fan.

Headphoned Tour: Discover Bath & Bridgerton with Music

Discover Bath's surprising rock and roll heritage as you wander its historic Georgian streets. 

While Bath boasts rich classical roots, with prodigies like Thomas Linley and the lyrical masterpiece "Danny Boy" penned here, it's the city's electrifying connection to rock music that will leave you humming.

From Eddie Cochran's untimely death at Combe Down in 1960 to Fleetwood Mac's legendary farewell to Peter Green at Twerton Park in 1970, Bath's streets have witnessed the rise and resonance of music history. The Bath Blues Festival of 1970 even inspired the birth of Glastonbury, now one of the world's greatest festivals.

Step back into the 80s at iconic venues like Moles Club, where Tears for Fears debuted and a cityscape which inspired Peter Gabriel to craft hits like "Solsbury Hill." With legends rehearsing in pubs, recording at Crescent Studios, and igniting stages across the city, Bath's music story is as vibrant as its architecture.

Rock and roll Through Time Bath's Hidden Music History

THE BEATLES IN BATH 1963

This tour of the UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE BATH for English and German speaking visitors is suitable for singles, couples, groups and private groups alike and starts on Pulteney Bridge, leading to and visiting The Pavilion Hall and Photo Gallery where The Beatles performed songs of their first ever album 'Please Please Me' on June 10th 1963 as part of their UK tour with Roy Orbison.

Details will be highlighted , their legacies and why their Hamburg days were important in becoming the most celebrated band of all times. 

From there we are heading to the Roman Bath and the Bath Abbey followed by your Host's live piano performance at The Square Restaurant's Piano Bar opposite the famous Pump Room, playing The Beatles' Ballads such as And I Love Her/ Here There And Everywhere/Fool On The Hill/ Something/ Here Comes The Sun/ Till There Was You and others as well as 'Imagine' as a tribute to John Lennon).

The stories behind each song will be highlighted. 



Music Tours in Bath

Headphoned Tour: Discover Bath & Bridgerton with Music

Rock and roll Through Time Bath's Hidden Music History

The Beatles in Bath 1963 A live Piano Tribute and City walk