Care to take a bath in Bath? That’s not a strange question, actually. Since ancient times, residents and visitors in Bath, England, have been taking a dip in its restorative (and once-believed sacred) ...

For centuries, people have been drawn to the city of Bath, England for one reason; to take to the waters. Named for the Roman baths (hot springs), which were once said to have healing powers, this ...

The city of Bath began as a spa town and still is over 2,000 years later, boasting two major 'spa' attractions - the historic Roman Baths and the newly built Thermae Bath Spa for modern day use. The ...

The neo-Palladian buildings and terraces that were built around the ancient Roman site and that are seen today were the design of two architects, a father and son both with the name John Wood. The ...

As a spiritual hotspot since before the Romans, Bath, England, can once again serve up a near-religious experience, thanks to its new spa. The Thermae Bath Spa opened last summer and has proved to be ...

It’s something in the water . . . In the aptly named town of Bath, hot mineral springs inspired roving Romans to build ornate public baths 2,000 years ago. People have been sipping and lolling in the ...

Two hundred and 50 years ago, Bath was the Hollywood of Britain. Today, this former trendsetter of Georgian England invites you to take a 90-minute train ride from London and sample its aristocratic ...

Ever go swimming with rings on your fingers or hoops in your ears only to find your jewelry had vanished after your dip? If so, you've got something in common with ancient Romans. A new study of ...

I visited Bath, a UK city that's well known for its association with "Bridgerton" and Jane Austen. The English city has stunning architecture and historic sites, and it's perfect for literature lovers ...

Bath has long been known for its genteel pleasures and civility. It came to prominence 2,000 years ago as a religious spa where people worshiped the Roman goddess Sulis Minerva and bathed in the ...