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Places of Interest around Blairgowrie House | |
Royal Crescent
Beau Nash
Stonehenge
The Pump Room
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Royal Crescent |
Bath is renown for its restaurants, pubs and architecture including the Royal Crescent built by John Wood Jnr between 1767-75. | |||||||||||||||||||
| Bath was popular with the Romans in the 1st century, AD where they built the now famous Roman Baths with the discovery of the Hot Springs. It became a fashionable resort in the 18th century where Beau Nash was Master of Ceremonies in the Pump Rooms and the Assembly Rooms. A list of the rules laid down by Beau Nash on 'acceptable behaviour' can be found in the entrance hall to Blairgowrie House. | Beau Nash |
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Stonehenge |
In addition to visiting the historic Roman town of Bath we are ideally situated for exploring the West Country, Exmoor, Portsmouth and Stonehenge. | |||||||||||||||||||
| For those not wishing to travel there are numerous attractions in Bath, a must is the Pump Rooms, the Assembly Rooms, Bath Abbey, the Royal Crescent, the Circus and Pultney Bridge. Approximately 500 metres from Blairgowrie there is a golf course where visitors are welcome. | The Pump Room |
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