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This beautifully illustrated guidebook weaves together the story
of Jane Austen’s own life in Bath with the stories of the
unforgettable characters she created. Today, with its perfectly
preserved Georgian architecture and stunning surrounding countryside,
it looks much as it did in Austen’s day and remains one of
the loveliest cities in England, and an hour away from London.
The four delightful walks mapped in this book take readers to Bath’s
unique crescents, to its pleasure gardens and ancient Roman spas,
and to the Pump Room and Assembly Rooms, site of the glittering
balls where Austen’s heroines made their debuts.
Katharine Reeve is an editor and writer. She is former Editorial Director and History Commissioning Editor at Oxford University Press. She lives in Bath.
ISBN 10: 1-892145-32-4
ISBN 13: 9781892145321
Retail price: $19.95
Price: $15.96 (20% off)
"This charming hardcover book, perfectly suited for a pocketbook or a backpack, takes you on four walks that reveal the city as [Austen] might have seen it. Wonderfully illustrated with period engravings and maps, this guidebook also includes current information on museums, restaurants, cafes and shopping to help the visitor get the most out of the experience." —Newsday
"Is there a hard-core Janeite on your gift list? Jane Austen in Bath is a charming little volume of four walking tours of Bath, England, which today looks much as it did in Austen's day and is the locale of two of her most famous novels, Persuasion and Northanger Abbey." —
