Dog-Friendly Attractions in Bath

The most iconic Georgian terrace in the UK — 30 honey-stone houses arranged in a 150 m sweeping curve, completed in 1774. The grass lawn in front is a public park (Royal Victoria Park's eastern edge) and dogs are welcome on leash. The No.1 Royal Crescent museum at the corner doesn't admit pets but is worth a partner relay.

One of only four bridges in the world with shops on both sides (alongside Florence's Ponte Vecchio). Fully walkable on leash, with shops, cafés and a perfect view of the river weir. The riverside garden below (Parade Gardens) is paid entry but the bridge and views are free.

The medieval Abbey churchyard is a public square at the heart of Bath, framed by the Abbey's late-Gothic west front and the Pump Room colonnade. Leashed dogs are welcome on the square; the Abbey interior admits only registered service dogs.