Bath World Heritage Centre

The Bath World Heritage Site website is a comprehensive resource dedicated to the city’s rich history and dual UNESCO World Heritage inscriptions. Bath was first recognized as a World Heritage Site in 1987, and later as part of the Great Spa Towns of Europe in 2021. The site offers detailed insights into Bath’s historical significance, architectural beauty, and cultural heritage. Visitors can explore resources about the city’s Roman and Georgian architecture, the famous Roman Baths, and the social history that shaped the area.

Additionally, the website provides information about visiting the Bath World Heritage Centre, where visitors can engage with interactive exhibits and learn about the city’s global importance. There are also sections dedicated to educational activities, walking tours, and guides for exploring Bath’s numerous landmarks. The site emphasizes Bath’s status as a living heritage city, balancing preservation with contemporary life.

For those interested in how Bath manages its World Heritage status, the website offers detailed management plans, conservation efforts, and community initiatives aimed at protecting the city’s unique heritage. There’s also information about upcoming events, heritage projects, and ways to get involved in preserving Bath’s legacy.