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Bath Assembly Rooms

The elegant Assembly Rooms were designed by John Wood the Younger from 1769 to act as a venue for social events and a public meeting place. If you were a member of high society visiting Bath during the Georgian and Victorian periods, then the Assembly Rooms were an essential stop on your daily social rounds.

The Assembly Rooms suffered badly from bombing during World War II, but were subsequently restored and let to local government agencies. The lower part of the building now houses the Museum of Costume.

Address
Assembly Rooms
Bennett Street
Bath
Somerset
BA1 2QH
Tel: 01225 477752
Fax: 01225 428184
Map

Admission
Entry to the Assembly Rooms is free, but there is a charge to the Museum of Costume.

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