City of the Week: Bath, England
Over 2,000 years ago, the village-like city of Bath, England was made famous due to the Romans’ discovery of its natural hot spring waters. The architect, John Wood, is responsible for many of the unique and stately Georgian neoclassical buildings that give Bath its old world charm. Each of the structures are made of “bath-stone”- a limestone material that exudes a warm creamy tone with strength that has held up against time. Hop on a train or bus while in London, and you will arrive in Bath in less than 1.5 hours.
