No. 1 Royal Crescent offers a fascinating look into Georgian life in Bath. The beautifully restored rooms and furnishings bring history to life and help you imagine how people lived here in the 18th century. The dining rooms were lovely and it was nice to see so many antics in one place. The wigs and dresses were fascinating especially if you like the outfits worn at that time. A wonderful place to experience Bath’s elegant architecture and heritage.

Great place to experience. You can just go look at the Cresent and stroll around. The lower park is accessible to everyone. There is a very upscale hotel in there, many are residences. The No. 1 Royal Cresent museum is a way to see what a Georgian-period household would have looked. Very interesting tour.

Nicely put together and surprisingly extensive museum of Georgian upper and lower class life, with multimedia displays to help illustrate the era. As a Bath resident, I’ve been here a couple of times and I think it’s somewhere that should be more popular as it really helps to explain Bath’s more recent history. The staff were very accommodating and explained everything about our visit. Tickets last for one year.

This was a lovely museum, taking you back to the 1800's the house is stunning, it was lovely to see how the upper classed lived back then. Staff were lovely and I felt the price was good especially as they give Blue light card discounts, student discounts and concessions for the over 60's plus the ticket gets you entry into the museum for a whole year! Worth a visit. We loved it!

Attractive townhouse at the end of Royal Crescent, laid out as it would have appeared in the Georgian period, complete with furnishings and artefacts from the late 18th century. Entry to the house cost £16 at the time of my visit, not cheap but it included a digital audio guide which really helped bring the history to life. Information displays around the house provide more detail about the lives and activities of Georgian residents, and there's a particular focus on Jane Austen. It takes around 60 to 90 minutes to fully explore the house, from the bedrooms to the kitchen. In the upper rooms there are some excellent views over Royal Crescent's green space and the city beyond. There are toilet facilities in the house, and a gift shop with locally themed books and souvenirs.