City of Bath

City of Bath Located in the eastern part of Somerset County, England, it is the only city in the UK listed as a World Heritage Site. It is about 100 miles away from London and 21 kilometers southeast of Bristol, belonging to the eastern part of Somerset County in England's Cotswolds. Bath is a classically elegant small city surrounded by pastoral scenery. With a population of less than 90,000, Bath is known as one of the most beautiful and elegant cities in the UK. Its elegance comes from the Georgian architectural style of its houses; its beauty comes from the picturesque rural scenery. The reason why Bath is referred to as a 'small city' is because its population is less than 90,000, and there are no skyscrapers. Although the city of Bath is not large, it has both the most noble streets and the most beautifully curved buildings in the UK.