There are many beautiful cities scattered in the UK, and no one can compete with Bath. The locals built a health resort here because of the spa culture. The 18th century people rediscovered these hot springs. Since then, Bath has become a place for British upper class to visit. This graceful city has attracted countless tourists for nearly two thousand years. Prehistoric people knew the magical effect of the hot springs. It was said that King Bradud established Bath 2,800 years ago, when his piglets were soaked in muddy swamps and their leprosy died. During World War II, Bass suffered a heavy blow from the Germans during the Beid Kerr airstrike. The Germans deliberately used historical buildings as targets of attacks to destroy the morale of the British. Both the Graphic Plaza and the Royal Crescent have been hit hard, and the city assembly hall is also devastated by the war. All buildings are now carefully restored. In 1987, Bath became the only British city to be selected as a UNESCO. The most magnificent George era in the UK has become the most beautiful sight of the day.