Bath

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World Heritage Site city

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

Aliases (4)

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	World Heritage Site → city →
administrativeStatus	unitary authority →
architectAssociatedWithCityPlanning	John Wood the Elder → John Wood the Younger →
ceremonialCounty	Somerset →
climate	temperate oceanic climate →
country	United Kingdom →
distanceFromLondon	approximately 97 miles west →
foundedBy	Romans →
governingBody	Bath and North East Somerset Council →
hasArchitecturalStyle	Georgian → Neoclassical →
hasCulturalInstitution	Fashion Museum Bath → Holburne Museum → Theatre Royal Bath → Victoria Art Gallery →
hasFestival	Bath International Music Festival → Bath Literature Festival → Jane Austen Festival →
hasHeritageDesignation	UNESCO World Heritage Site →
hasLandmark	Bath Abbey → Pulteney Bridge NERFINISHED → Roman Baths complex → Royal Crescent → The Circus → Thermae Bath Spa →
hasTransport	Bath Spa railway station →
hasUniversity	Bath Spa University → University of Bath NERFINISHED →
heritageDesignationDate	1987 →
knownFor	Bath Abbey → Georgian architecture → Jane Austen associations → Pulteney Bridge NERFINISHED → Roman baths → Royal Crescent → The Circus → thermal springs →
locatedIn	Somerset → South West England →
locatedOnRiver	River Avon →
notablePeriodOfGrowth	18th century →
originalRomanName	Aquae Sulis →
partOf	Bath and North East Somerset →
primaryEconomicSector	education → retail → tourism →
railwayLine	Great Western Main Line →
region	South West England →

Referenced by (60)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Assembly Rooms, Bath → Bath Abbey Churchyard → Bath Festival → Bath Literature Festival → Bath Spa railway station → Jane Austen Centre → Roman Baths → Royal Crescent → University of Bath → Victoria Art Gallery →	locatedIn
Baedeker Blitz → Holburne Museum → Pulteney Bridge → Pump Room → The Circus, Bath → Thermae Bath Spa →	location
A4 road → Bristol–Bath line → Great Western Main Line →	connects
Edmund Nelson → John Sharp → Walter Sickert →	placeOfDeath
Assembly Rooms, Bath → Pump Room →	city
A46 road → Cardiff to Portsmouth Line →	connectsCity
Bath and North East Somerset Council → Buro Happold ("Bath, England") →	headquartersLocation
A4 road → Fosse Way →	passesThrough
Arthur Phillip → Ken Loach ("Bath, England") →	residence
River Avon →	associatedCity
Richard Lovell Edgeworth →	birthPlace
Chew Valley →	closestCity
Bristol Temple Meads ("Bath Spa") →	connectsTo
Ceremonial county of Somerset →	contains
Southern England →	containsCity
Arthur Phillip →	deathPlace
Haile Selassie I ("Bath, England") →	exileLocation
River Avon →	flowsThrough
Buro Happold ("Bath, England") →	foundingLocation
Somerset →	hasCity
Somerset →	hasCityStatus
Southwest England →	hasHistoricCity
Bath and North East Somerset Council ("City of Bath") →	hasJurisdiction
Southwest England →	hasMajorCity
Ceremonial county of Somerset →	hasPrincipalSettlement
Chippenham →	isCommuterTownFor
Pulteney Bridge →	isMajorLandmarkOf
Castle Combe →	near
Bath Spa railway station →	originallyOpenedAs
William Pitt the Elder →	parliamentaryConstituency
The Circus, Bath ("City of Bath World Heritage Site") →	partOf
Sir Henry Cole →	placeOfBirth
Bath Spa railway station ("Bath Spa") →	renamed
A46 road →	runsFrom
Diocese of Bath and Wells →	secondarySee
Braunschweig →	twinTown
A46 road →	westernTerminus