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Celebrate Bath World Heritage Site with Free Entry and Activities for All bathworldheritagesite World @bathwhs #bathworldheritagedayHeritageDay Celebrate Bath World Heritage Site with free entry and activities for all Sunday 23 April 2017 11.00am to 3.00pm Parade Gardens, Bath www.bathworldheritage.org.uk/events THE CITY OF WORLD HERITAGE SITE Welcome to Bath World Heritage Day 2017 The waters of Bath, both hot and cold, are the very essence of the City. The cultural use of the thermal springs (the only to be classified as ‘hot’ in the UK) has ensured that Bath has been a place of resort, pilgrimage and wonderment across two millennia. The River Avon, carving a dramatic valley through the limestone hills, provides the backdrop for one of the world’s truly beautiful cities. For World Heritage Day this year we use these waters as our theme and inspiration. 2017 marks the 30th anniversary of Bath’s inscription on the World Heritage list and the ever-popular World Heritage Day provides an opportunity to celebrate this, and to enhance appreciation and understanding of our outstanding heritage. This event brings together a range of partners responsible for conserving the City and connects them with the most Lansdown Road Julian Road important guardians of all, the people of Bath. Royal London Road – M4 Crescent The Circus Tony Crouch World Heritage Manager Bath & North East Somerset Council The Paragon Bathwick Street Br lco Wa eet Paradeoad Str Gardens is in the centre of Bath, alongside the River Avon. The Charlotte George Str P Gay Str Milsom Str re Street St t long stay N P+Rentranceeet is on Grand Parade, opposite Orange Grove. There is a ramped P et eet entrance down to the Gardens. Bath Bus Station and Bath Spa Railway eet Station are within a 10 minute walk. The closest car parks are at Bath Cricket P eet Club, Bath Sports and Leisure Centre, Manvers Street and the Podium. Great Pulteney Str Parade Gardens opens at 10.00 and will be free of charge to residents and New Bond Street Queen Square non-residents on the day. Union Str James Str eet Guildhall eet West P Roman Baths P Bath Abbey P+R W Manvers Str Coach Bath Park Spa Parade eet P Gardens Pulteney Road P i Bus Bath Spa Station railway station P Lower Bristol Road Timetable of activities Short talks in the marquee Guided tours 1 11.00-11.20 Managing our Globally 1 /4 hour River and Canal Walking Important Heritage Tony Crouch, City Tours with the Mayor’s Honorary Guides of Bath World Heritage Site Manager Stroll along the river and canal to explore 11.25-11.45 The Cold Water Springs the sights, hear the stories and discover and Minor Spas of Bath and District hidden gems. Departing at 11.00, Chris Pound, Consultant, Great Spas of 12.00, 13.00, 14.00 and 15.00 from the Europe project Mayor’s Honorary Guides stand 11.50-12.10 Cleveland Pools: the 30 minute Parade Gardens Mini Tour Missing Piece of the Spa Jigsaw Paul led by the Mayor’s Honorary Guides Simons, Trustee, Cleveland Pools Trust 300 years of history in 30 minutes! 12.15-12.35 2000 Years of Crossing Departing regularly from the Mayor’s the River Stuart Burroughs, Director, Honorary Guides stand from 11.00 Museum of Bath at Work to 15.00 12.40-13.00 Bath’s Medical History 2 hour Walk to the View Trail with the Judy Coles, Trustee, Bath Medical National Trust Museum Trust This circular tour takes in Great Pulteney 13.20-13.40 Hot Spring Water Energy Street, Sydney Gardens, the Canal and Charles Curnock, Footprint Project Bathwick Fields. Departing from the Director, Bath Abbey National Trust tent at 14.00 1 13.45-14.05 Waterways of Bath: River 1 /4 hour Cleveland Pools Tour with and Canal Ian Herve, Branch Vice Cleveland Pools Trust Chair, Kennet & Avon Canal Trust Visit to Cleveland Pools taking in Sydney 14.10-14.30 Bathscape – Connecting Gardens and returning via Henrietta People and Communities with Bath’s Gardens. Departing from the Cleveland Unique Landscape Dan Merrett, Pools Trust tent at 12.30 Bathscape Development Manager Selfie corner! Performances at the bandstand Take a selfie with a Georgian visitor with 11.00-12.00 Bath City Jubilee Waits the stunning Pulteney Bridge as a play traditional music backdrop. Share your pictures using #bathworldheritageday 13.00-13.15 Widcombe Mummers present ‘St George and the Dragon’ Bookmark stamp trail 14.30-15.30 Bath Spa Band play favourite tunes, old and new Collect your bookmark at the entrance and collect stamps as you discover the six reasons why Bath is a World Heritage Site. World Heritage Day 2017 Free activities for all Younger visitors Interested may enjoy... in history? • The bookmark stamp trail – visit • See spa objects from the Roman stands to find the reasons why Bath Baths collection is so special • Visit the Bath Record Office roadshow • World Heritage dominoes and the • Listen to a talk by a local expert ‘Who am I?’ quiz • Enjoy traditional music played by the • Adding pins for places visited to our City Waits World Heritage map • Find out about restoration projects at • Comparing maps from Bath’s past local canals and the Cleveland Pools • Crafting a dragonfly • Hear about plans to set up a new • Building Pulteney Bridge medical museum • Meeting a Georgian visitor and taking • Find out more about the Bath Blitz a selfie • Heritage games about Cleveland Pools Fancy a walk and some stunning views? • Listening to music and watching St George slay the dragon • ‘Walk to the View’ with the National Trust at 14.00 Want to hear about • Join the Mayor’s Guides to walk along new developments? the river and canal (hourly) • Visit Cleveland Pools on a guided tour • Speak to project teams from the at 12.30 Archway Project, Bath Abbey • Take a shorter stroll to discover the Footprint, Waterspace, Bathscape history of Parade Gardens and Bath’s waterside developments • Attend a talk and visit the stands NIO M O UN M D RI T IA A L ¥ P ¥ W L O A There is a café in Parade Gardens and plenty of space for picnics.I R D L D N H O E M R I E T IN AG O We hope you can join us on Sunday 23 April! E ¥ PATRIM Colonnades display area Archway Project Delivering a new World Heritage Centre and Activities for everyone extending learning facilities for the Roman Baths. Roman Baths See real objects representing the history of the springs from the Mesolithic period to the 20th century. Bath Record Office to enjoy... Discover archive sources telling stories about the waters of Bath. Explore maps from Bath’s past and have a go at craft activities. World Heritage Wonders Test your matching skills with World Heritage pairs and dominoes. Find out about World Heritage Sites in the UK and around the world. Have you visited sites you can mark on our giant map? Bath Waterside Revitalising Bath’s riverside with flood prevention, a new bridge, a park, offices and homes. Bath Blitz Memorial Project Grand Parade Remembering events 75 years ago this week and the impact of the bombing raids on Bath. River Avon Monks Mill display area City of Bath World Heritage Site Managing, protecting and promoting the World Heritage Site. Mayor of Bath’s Honorary Guides (Garden mini tours and hourly River and Canal Remains of walking tours start here) Providing free guided walks around Bath since 1934. Colonnades Monks Mill display area Monks Mill Borders display area display area Accessible National Trust toilets (20p) (‘Walk to the View’ tour starts here at 14.00) Selfie corner Properties to visit in Bath are Prior Park Landscape Garden, the Assembly Rooms and Bath Skyline. Make your own dragonfly to take home. Bath Preservation Trust Campaigning to protect Bath since 1934 and telling stories of Bath at No. 1 Royal Crescent, the Museum Entrance of Bath Architecture, Herschel Museum of Astronomy and Beckford’s Tower. Find out about bridge-building and have a go at constructing Pulteney Bridge. Marquee Central display area (talks) Bath Abbey Footprint Project Delivering energy improvements and enhancing facilities for visitors, worship and music. Cleveland Pools Trust (Tour to Cleveland Pools starts here at 12.30) Restoring the pools at the UK’s only surviving Georgian lido. Play heritage games and find out about a Victorian character, Captain Evans. Borders Great Spas of Europe display A partnership of historic European spa towns including Bath. area Central display Bath Medical Museum Trust area Making plans for a museum about Bath’s part in the history of medicine. Bandstand display area Stamp your bookmark here Bandstand Bandstand Bathscape Partnership display area Connecting people and communities with Bath’s unique landscape Activity point Waterspace Partnership Developing projects to enhance the River Avon and Kennet & Avon Canal. Canal & River Trust Café Maintaining the canal and river network and promoting the use and enjoyment of our waterways. Kennet & Avon Canal Trust Protecting, enhancing and promoting the Kennet & Avon Canal since 1962. Somersetshire Coal Canal Society Restoring and researching the canal that carried fuel from local coalfields for use in Bath and beyond. Crofton Steam Pumping Station (Kennet & Avon canal) Welcoming visitors and maintaining the oldest working steam engines in the world. Illustration: Graham Brace.
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