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Day 6: Bath

Digest your breakfast on the express train to Bath, Jane Austen's favorite watering place. Central Bath has remained virtually unchanged since her time, and so we will be able to trot around and see the Medieval cathedral, the Roman Baths with their 18th Century Pump Room, The Theatre Royal, The Royal Crescent and The Assembly Rooms.  Best of all, carved out in the bowels of the basement of the Assembly Rooms is England's
Museum of Costume. Re-enactors, Georgette Heyer and Austin fetishists, and people who just like an excuse to dress up, are encouraged to embarrass our group by dressing in Regency clothing for this day. At 1pm we will get a guided tour of the exhibit, then hunt down vintage clothing in the antique shops of Bath for the afternoon. Evening return to London.

Maps of Bath