Club Polyglott excursion to London and Bath

The Abbey		Bath is famous for its healing water
We stayed at Abbey hotel	The Abbey from the Avon river	The park on the riverside
The oldest house (Sally Lunns)	View on the hills	And the river Pulteney Bridge
	The abbey and the roman baths
The bath house		Imitating the roman bath, but exactly where it was
One of the world's earliest retail arcades, designed by architect Henry Goodridge (Wikipedia)	Walk around Bath Shopping passages	and the Market Hall
Justice on the Guildhall building	Victoria Art Gallery with the statue of queen Victoria	The Library
Queen's square	The Circus, a classical building	George garden
The Royal Crescent
Memories of Jane Austen
	She lived in Bath and wrote many novels here She walked across the city Her novel "Persuasion" is set here
	The "Assembly halls" where balls were held
	The Octagon, probably the last scene of the film is set here
An exhibition of contemporary postcards	On the way from the Assembly Hall to Jane Austen Centre	These paintings were probably not there in her times
	The Jane Austen Centre staff is dressed in contemporary clothes Tableaus show the family and explain the history - here two suitors, one of whom she refused and the other died prematurely