Guildhall bath

Designed by Thomas Baldwin, was built between 1775 and 1778.[1] It was extended by John McKean Brydon in 1893.[1] The central facade has 4 Ionic columns and the building is surmounted by the figure of Justice. The central dome and the north and south wings were added in 1893

Bath City Centre is looking very tatty these days. As a local ratepayer I see standards dropping and am ashamed to bring visitors into the City. Wells and Shepton Mallet on the other hand are clean, bright fresh and full of well maintained planters in the summer months. What a shame as Bath really was the place to go 20 years ago.

Cutest market hall. Brilliant bit of time travel and lovely shop owners.

I Love This place!! It's so unique, a timeless centre offering many shops and quirky outlets - been going there since my grandmother used to take me decades ago. From artsy handmade items to gorgeously rude cards and beautiful jewellery, with everything in between (haberdashers, deli, hardware, electrics, coffee makers, leather goods etc etc). Just go and try it for yourself!

Beef? What Beef! If you like vegetables, don't come here.. because you pay £46 for a tiny bit of beef and a measly croquet. My case is closed.

Lots of handy little shops in the centre of Bath next to the guildhall.

Our daughter got married here last weekend. It was a lovely occasion made with the help of friendly and professional staff.

A good variety of items at good prices. Smaller than I expected it would be. Some of the vendors seem a bit grumpy until they realise you are actually spending money.

Cute little corner with really cool cafes.

Got married here. Was beautiful and covid safe. However the registrar was quite rude and not very helpful. Wouldn’t allow us to take any photos at all after the wedding in the guildhall. She kicked us and our guests out very quickly. Also got told we could park one car in the car park. We arrived and they refused. Was extremely rude and unhelpful