General Information
The Circus is a historic street in Bath, England. It is a street of Georgian townhouses that form a circle. The street and its houses were designed by architect John Wood, the elder and they were completed in 1768. The townhouses are split across three sections that form the circus. They are dominant Grade I listed buildings. Over the years they have attracted some of Bath’s elite residents such as Thomas Gainsborough and Sir Richard Bickerton. The street is a fine example of Georgian architecture in the city.
Getting there
Situated to the north of the city centre, The Circus is a 15-minute walk away from ‘Bath-Spa’ train station. The 6, 7, 20, 31 and 79 buses all stop a short walk away.
Opening Times and Admission
The circus is a public street so it is free to visit at any time. It is a residential area so it is advised to be respectful when visiting.