The Bath Church was originally a monastery and was later renovated in Gothic Roman style. In 1617, the monastery was eventually converted into the current Bath Church. The Bath Church was the first place where the King of England, King Edgar, was crowned with a coronation ceremony. There are more than 50 scenes of Jesus' life on the large glass windows of the church, which are colorful and majestic. The cathedral has a beautiful typical Gothic spire cathedral, and the bell tower on the top of the tower is magnificent and magnificent.

Located in the southwest of England, Bath Town is the only city in the UK to be listed as a World Heritage Site. The town of Bath is different from the red brick buildings of other small towns in the UK. Almost all buildings are constructed of marble, Georgian houses. Style, the shadows left by the Roman era can still be captured from the building. Although Bath is small, it has the most expensive streets and the most beautiful buildings in the UK, which is not even comparable to London.