The Royal Crescent, Bath

The Royal Crescent is a row of 30 terraced houses laid out in a sweeping crescent, in the city of Bath. Built between 1767 & 1774 it is the greatest example of Geaorgian architecture to be fond in the UK & is a grade one listed building.
The Georgian stone facade remains virtually unchanged since it was built, though most are no longer houses but flats, each costing in the region of £1000,000.
Many thanks for your recent views & comments & for pp & tp pages.

[Henri Russell]

Such beautiful architecture. It is wonderful that it has been kept in such good repair for so many years and is still being used.

[JackieR]

Fabulous panorama

[Phil Sandford]

Stunning panoramic photograph. My FF DSLR can’t do that. Excellent. Easy fav.

[Lou Ann]

How fabulous. What a wonderful photo l/pano!

[Richard Brown]

Great pano not somewhere I have visited you've certainly captured it well :) fav

[gloria jones]

Wonderful pano and history

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Such a massive building! Great shot of it too.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Wonderful shot

[Denise Wood]

Wonderful :)

[Patricia McPhail]

Wow - some architecture!

[Babs]

One of my favourite cities in the UK. We lived near there when we were at Rudloe.
Are you going to buy an apartment in The Crescent Carole, maybe even two. ha ha.

[Margo]

Wonderful capture

[elkehochban]

Fab pano!

[Wendy]

Wonderful pano of this great architecture! Really well done! So very exclusive at that price!

[Sue Cooper]

Wow! That’s fabulous!