Explore the Georgian townhouse museum No.1 Royal Crescent and The Jane Austen Centre and be captivated by the journey through the history of Bath, tracing the footsteps of Jane Austen. Afterwards ...

No1 Royal Crescent is a museum maintained by the Bath Preservation ... and Northanger Abbey and Persuasion are primarily based in Bath. The Jane Austen Centre will tell you much more.

Meet Jessica Bull, a 46-year-old Londoner and self-proclaimed "Janeite," who has devoted her life to emulating celebrated ...

Austen lived in Bath from 1801 to 1806, and the city inspired two of her novels ... workshops and dressing-up events ...

Much of the Austen-related tourism is centred on Bath, the Somerset city where she lived at the start of the 19th century. EXPLORE JANE AUSTEN'S BATH WITH LUCY WORSLEY It has been a whole quarter of a ...

The Pump Room Restaurant, one of the most beloved venues in Bath’s UNESCO World Heritage City, has been a vibrant social hub since its opening in 1795. Famously frequented by Jane Austen, the venue ...

Jessica Bull, 46, from London has been a huge Jame Austen fan since the first episode of Pride and Prejudice aired on the BBC ...

Meet the woman who lives like Jane Austen – from dressing in Regency-style costume to writing novels. Jessica Bull has been ...

The family later moved to Bath and after her father's death she lived in the village of Chawton ... See also the websites of the Jane Austen Society UK and Jane Austen's House Museum (her house at ...

Meet the woman who lives like Jane Austen - from dressing in Regency-style costume to writing novels. Jessica Bull has been ...