Designed in 1776 by Thomas Baldwin, the Guildhall is a eye pleasing building with a circular section. The circular section houses an daily indoor market.

Another one of Baths imposing and magnificent buildings of a bygone era. What makes this one particularly interesting is how the indoor market is incorporated within the structure. Well worth a visit. Go early to see the sun rise on these buildings.

The Guildhall is a true treasure! We went along to hear a spectacular performance by the Bath Camerata. What an impressive building, you must see it when in Bath!

This building is well worth a look. There is no charge, not a lot to see as it is a working council building with registry offices and other offices. But up the lovely staircase there is a Banqueting room with three wonderful chandeliers. Some very...More

A hidden gem, we were told of it y a stall holder in the market. Really a gem loved the paintings and was impressed at the chandeliers. Very surprised that they did not charged no sign of a charity box would have been harpy to...More

It takes you back to that Royal History of Britain. Every nook and cranny of the room shows the riches and beautiful architecture of Bath.

We were advised by our walking tour guide to drop in to the Guildhall and ask if we could see the three chandeliers in the banqueting room. We were most welcomed by the reception lady and as it happened on of the staff accompanied us...More