The Circus: a classic of Georgian architecture

The Circus is a circular square in Bath, England, a classic example of Georgian architecture. The square is surrounded by three-story circular buildings, each with eighteen arches, forming a perfect circle. There is a green lawn in the center of the square, surrounded by flower beds and fountains. Built in the 18th century, it is the site of Bath’s Town Hall and its design was inspired by the Colosseum in Rome, Italy. The buildings surrounding the square were the residences of Bath's wealthiest merchants and politicians of the time. It is recommended to stroll around the square and admire the beauty of the buildings, or take a rest on the central lawn and enjoy the sunshine. #Must-visit check-in spots in the UK #Bath #The Circus #Architecture #History and Culture #Classic