Bath Guildhall Market Review

A few different stalls, independent traders, worth a look and pick up refreshment too. Old Style, old School, old ways, but some lovely pieces and interesting artefacts.

Bass's City Hall Square should be the busiest place in the whole old city. With the main street, all kinds of fast-fashion brands converge nearby. Last December's strong Christmas atmosphere made it possible to build a large-scale market area. Against the magnificent church and the ancient Roman-style bathing pool nearby, the ancient buildings still bring different vision. Impulse sensation

Bass Old Town Hall is a very typical Victorian building. The exterior walls of the building are embossed with some mythical figures. It is very beautiful. Now this is a market, but when I went there, it was closed and I couldn't go in. But the building itself is also a good photographic material. It's worth seeing.

Bass City Hall Market is an interesting indoor market with some very interesting shops and cafes. There is a good atmosphere in the market. I remember looking up at the dome roof of the nineteenth century construction market. There are about 20 stalls selling all kinds of goods. I didn't buy anything except stop for a good cup of coffee. But look at the old style of the shop.

Like the ancient city of Bath, go straight! You have to live in Bath to feel that every place is beautiful!