Royal Crescent and the No. 1 house museum

The Royal Crescent is the half-moon of Georgian houses that appears in every photo of Bath, facing a lawn that slopes down to Royal Victoria Park. Strolling past is free. The first house, No. 1, is a museum furnished as it would have been in the 18th century: drawing room, dining room, bedrooms and, downstairs, the kitchen and servants' quarters.

For fans of Bridgerton, it is the Featherington house: the façade of No. 1 serves as the family's exterior in the series, and the whole crescent appears again and again. It is a filming location from the outside only; inside, the house has nothing from the series, but it shows what the inside of a house like this was like in the late 18th century, from the reception rooms to the kitchen. Guided routes round the Bath filming locations, such as the Bridgerton walking tour, end here.

It opens Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 17:30 (last entry 16:30) and costs £16; under 18s go in free with an adult, up to four per adult. On 11 and 17 December it opens until 20:00 by candlelight. From the abbey it is a 15-minute walk, passing The Circus.