No 1 Royal Crescent Jane Austen in Bath 11 - 19 Sept
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Austen at No.1 Royal Crescent 11 - 19 Sept
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a Georgian townhouse in Bath must have a Jane Austen story to tell. The new Jane Austen tour looks at life in Britain in the 1790s – 1820, (the Regency into Late Georgian period), including when Austen was writing, and for a time living in Bath.
Using the rooms of the house as inspiration, passages and conversations from Austen’s novels bring to life the activities that took place in such domestic spaces, as well as questioning the thoughts and feelings of the people who inhabited them.
Tickets
It is advised you pre book your tickets to ensure your preferred time slot. For tickets on the day, please head to the museum to request a ´walk in´ slot, availability cannot be guaranteed.
Jane Austen in Bath is a new, immersive experience that runs on a timed loop. Please arrive at least 5 minutes before your ticket slot, to ensure you do not miss any of your experience.
We recommend that you purchase a guidebook to support your visit, available to purchase from our online shop or on the door when you arrive.
Please be aware that by purchasing a ticket, you are giving permission for us to contact you with our evaluation survey. We will not contact you for any other purpose.
Visitor information
Whilst the government have lifted restrictions from Monday 19 July, we remain committed to ensuring the safety of our visitors and our staff. For this reason, the following guidelines will remain in place and we ask you to follow them when you visit.
Visitors are recommended to pre-book tickets and arrival time slot in advance .On arrival please wait by the front door and keep a safe distance, you will be welcomed by staff at your booking time.
Visitors are asked to wear a face covering unless exempt.
Hand sanitiser is available for use on arrival and throughout the museum.
The team onsite will be cleaning regularly throughout the day, paying special attention to bannisters, door handles, light switches.
The team will be wearing PPE and will make sure they are at least 1+ metres away from you . Please help keep everyone safe by adhering to our social distancing request.
You are welcome to use the NHS track and trace app on arrival.
Please do not attend if anyone in your group has Covid-19 symptons.
Please advise us by phone or email, if anyone develops Covid-19 symptons during the session or soon afterwards. Our contact details are on our website.
Bath Preservation Trust reserves the right to close the museum at short notice for any reason.
Thank you
Bath Preservation Trust Member tickets
These are available but we would ask members to consider purchasing a ticket to support the museum at this time to secure our future. If you do opt for a free pre-booked BPT member ticket during opening hours, please ensure you bring your membership card with you to validate this when you visit.
Consider adding Gift Aid to your ticket
Gift Aid Admission includes a 10 per cent or more voluntary donation in addition to our standard ticket price. Gift Aid Admissions let us reclaim tax on the whole amount paid - an extra 25 per cent - which helps us continue to run our museum. An extra £1 paid under the scheme can be worth over £3 to Bath Preservation Trust.
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a Georgian townhouse in Bath must have a Jane Austen story to tell. The new Jane Austen tour looks at life in Britain in the 1790s – 1820, (the Regency into Late Georgian period), including when Austen was writing, and for a time living in Bath.
Using the rooms of the house as inspiration, passages and conversations from Austen’s novels bring to life the activities that took place in such domestic spaces, as well as questioning the thoughts and feelings of the people who inhabited them.
Tickets
It is advised you pre book your tickets to ensure your preferred time slot. For tickets on the day, please head to the museum to request a ´walk in´ slot, availability cannot be guaranteed.
Jane Austen in Bath is a new, immersive experience that runs on a timed loop. Please arrive at least 5 minutes before your ticket slot, to ensure you do not miss any of your experience.
We recommend that you purchase a guidebook to support your visit, available to purchase from our online shop or on the door when you arrive.
Please be aware that by purchasing a ticket, you are giving permission for us to contact you with our evaluation survey. We will not contact you for any other purpose.
Visitor information
Whilst the government have lifted restrictions from Monday 19 July, we remain committed to ensuring the safety of our visitors and our staff. For this reason, the following guidelines will remain in place and we ask you to follow them when you visit.
Visitors are recommended to pre-book tickets and arrival time slot in advance .On arrival please wait by the front door and keep a safe distance, you will be welcomed by staff at your booking time.
Visitors are asked to wear a face covering unless exempt.
Hand sanitiser is available for use on arrival and throughout the museum.
The team onsite will be cleaning regularly throughout the day, paying special attention to bannisters, door handles, light switches.
The team will be wearing PPE and will make sure they are at least 1+ metres away from you . Please help keep everyone safe by adhering to our social distancing request.
You are welcome to use the NHS track and trace app on arrival.
Please do not attend if anyone in your group has Covid-19 symptons.
Please advise us by phone or email, if anyone develops Covid-19 symptons during the session or soon afterwards. Our contact details are on our website.
Bath Preservation Trust reserves the right to close the museum at short notice for any reason.
Thank you
Bath Preservation Trust Member tickets
These are available but we would ask members to consider purchasing a ticket to support the museum at this time to secure our future. If you do opt for a free pre-booked BPT member ticket during opening hours, please ensure you bring your membership card with you to validate this when you visit.
Consider adding Gift Aid to your ticket
Gift Aid Admission includes a 10 per cent or more voluntary donation in addition to our standard ticket price. Gift Aid Admissions let us reclaim tax on the whole amount paid - an extra 25 per cent - which helps us continue to run our museum. An extra £1 paid under the scheme can be worth over £3 to Bath Preservation Trust.