Bath, Somerset, England

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city spa town unitary authority

Bath, Somerset, England is a historic spa city in southwest England renowned for its Roman-built baths and Georgian architecture.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city → spa town → unitary authority →
architecturalStyle	Georgian architecture → Neoclassical architecture →
climate	temperate oceanic climate →
country	United Kingdom →
dialingCode	01225 →
distanceTo	approximately 11 miles southeast of Bristol → approximately 97 miles west of London →
foundedBy	Romans →
governingBody	Bath and North East Somerset Council →
hasCulturalEvent	Bath Festival → Bath Literature Festival →
hasCulturalInstitution	Holburne Museum → Victoria Art Gallery →
hasHeritageStatus	UNESCO World Heritage Site →
hasLandmark	Assembly Rooms → Bath Abbey → Jane Austen Centre → Pulteney Bridge → Pump Room → Roman Baths → Royal Crescent → The Circus → Thermae Bath Spa →
hasTransport	Bath Spa railway station →
hasUniversity	Bath Spa University → University of Bath →
heritageDesignation	UNESCO World Heritage Site → World Heritage Site (1987) →
isAdministrativeCentreOf	Bath and North East Somerset →
knownFor	Georgian architecture → Roman baths → spa culture → thermal springs →
locatedIn	South West England →
locatedOn	River Avon →
notableResident	Jane Austen →
OSGridReference	ST750645 →
partOf	England → Somerset →
postalCodePrefix	BA1 → BA2 →
region	Ceremonial county of Somerset →
timeZone	British Summer Time → Greenwich Mean Time →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Assembly Rooms, Bath ("City of Bath World Heritage Site") → Bath Abbey ("City of Bath World Heritage Site") → Bath Abbey Churchyard ("City of Bath World Heritage Site") → Pulteney Bridge ("City of Bath World Heritage Site") → Roman Baths ("City of Bath UNESCO World Heritage Site") → Royal Crescent ("City of Bath World Heritage Site") →	partOf
Thomas Malthus → Thomas Malthus →	deathPlace
Bath Abbey → Bath Spa University ("Bath, Somerset") →	locatedIn
Bath Spa railway station ("Bath city centre") → Pump Room ("Bath city centre") →	near
Ann Radcliffe ("Bath, England") → Jane Austen →	residence
Bath Festival ("Bath city centre") →	hasMainVenue
Southwest England ("City of Bath World Heritage Site") →	hasWorldHeritageSite
Pulteney Bridge ("Bath conservation area") →	isIncludedIn
Holburne Museum ("City of Bath World Heritage Site") →	locatedInUNESCOWorldHeritageSite
Thermae Bath Spa ("City of Bath World Heritage Site") →	locatedInWorldHeritageSite
A4 road ("Bath city centre") →	notableSection
Samuel Hood, 1st Viscount Hood →	placeOfDeath
Bath Spa railway station ("city of Bath") →	serves