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Step into the past at one of England’s finest Georgian houses. Our Georgian housekeeper greets visitors at the door who then enter an authentically decorated and substantial townhouse of the period (1770s). Trip Advisor comments are fantastic! The museum reveals how our Georgian ancestors lived, worked, socialised and what their interests were. Hands-on items and knowledgeable room guides help bring the period to life and you’ll discover some intriguing secrets of the times - both upstairs and downstairs. Georgian shop • Free Information room • Family Discounts • Changing exhibitions • Children’s Explorer Packs

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Access (avg.)

3.25

Parking (avg.)

3.5

Toilets (avg.)

2.5

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alexstratikis

Nov 2022

A Great Museum for Autistic Visitors

I thought this was a fantastic experience and it shone brightly as the zenith of my time in Bath. As a fan of history, there was a lot of information contained within these walls for me to absorb – though, the key to the museum’s focus on accessibility was that this information was presented in numerous different sensory styles. Not only that, but the team behind No. 1 clearly devoted themselves to making not just an interactive experience for guests, but one that had neurodiverse visitors at the forefront of their minds, with many considerations in place that are often overlooked.

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debrasmith

Jan 2015

Disabled Access Day

This Museum is a Grade 1 listed Georgian house, which is largely unaltered and so disability accommodations are difficult. Also, the house is in an old part of Bath and outside are flagstone pavements on a hill, which can be challenging! The primary guide takes the role of the main housekeeper and talks you through the daily routines and staff present in the house in C18th.

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Disabled Access Information for No.1 Royal Crescent

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No.1 Royal Crescent is a flagshhip venue in Bath offering access to our disabled visitors. We led in Bath's participation in Visit England's campaign to promote Accessible Destinations in the city. Please see our Disability Statement and access guidelines at www.no1royalcrescent/Planning your visit/ access

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