Bath

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

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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 architecture
surface form: Neoclassical
hasCulturalInstitution Fashion Museum Bath (former)
surface form: Fashion Museum Bath

Holburne Museum
Theatre Royal Bath
Victoria Art Gallery
hasFestival Bath Festival
surface form: Bath International Music Festival

Bath Literature Festival
Jane Austen Festival
hasHeritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site
hasLandmark Bath Abbey, Bath, England
surface form: Bath Abbey

Pulteney Bridge
Roman Baths
surface form: Roman Baths complex

Royal Crescent
The Circus
Thermae Bath Spa
hasTransport Bath Spa railway station
hasUniversity Bath Spa University
University of Bath
heritageDesignationDate 1987
knownFor Bath Abbey, Bath, England
surface form: Bath Abbey

Georgian architecture
Jane Austen associations
Pulteney Bridge
Roman baths
Royal Crescent
The Circus
thermal springs
locatedIn Somerset
southwest England
surface form: South West England
locatedOnRiver River Avon
notablePeriodOfGrowth 18th century
originalRomanName Aquae Sulis
partOf Bath and North East Somerset Council
surface form: Bath and North East Somerset
primaryEconomicSector education
retail
tourism
railwayLine Great Western Main Line
region southwest England
surface form: South West England

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Gay Street, Bath partOf Bath
this entity surface form: City of Bath
Gay Street, Bath partOf Bath
this entity surface form: Bath city centre
Gay Street, Bath UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteComponentOf Bath
this entity surface form: City of Bath
Cross Bath locatedIn Bath
Cross Bath locatedIn Bath
this entity surface form: Bath city centre
A46 westernTerminus Bath
A46 runsFrom Bath
A46 connectsCity Bath
Stefan Zweig residence Bath
William Pulteney residence Bath
this entity surface form: Bath, England
Pulteney estate partOf Bath
this entity surface form: City of Bath
Pulteney estate hasRoadAccessFrom Bath
this entity surface form: Bath city centre
Badgerline operatedIn Bath
Leo McKern placeOfDeath Bath
Leo McKern burialPlace Bath
Bath Guildhall locatedIn Bath
this entity surface form: Bath, Somerset
A39 road terminus Bath
A39 road passesThrough Bath
Gay Street locatedIn Bath
subject surface form: Gay Street, Bath
this entity surface form: Bath, Somerset
Gay Street city Bath
subject surface form: Gay Street, Bath
Phillip deathPlace Bath
subject surface form: Arthur Phillip
Box Tunnel locatedNear Bath
South West contains Bath
subject surface form: South West England
South West hasUNESCOWorldHeritageSite Bath
subject surface form: South West England
this entity surface form: City of Bath
Governor Arthur Phillip placeOfDeath Bath
subject surface form: Arthur Phillip
Governor Arthur Phillip residence Bath
subject surface form: Arthur Phillip
Great Pulteney Street partOf Bath
this entity surface form: City of Bath
World Heritage Sites in the United Kingdom containsSite Bath
this entity surface form: City of Bath
Faculty of Engineering & Design locatedIn Bath
this entity surface form: Bath, England
Claverton Down campus overlooks Bath
this entity surface form: city of Bath
Roman the Bear locatedIn Bath
this entity surface form: Bath, England
Students' Union Bath location Bath
this entity surface form: Bath, England