Popped in before visiting the Roman Baths and very glad we did! Was advised when we bought our tickets that a free tour was just starting that we were welcome to join. The volunteer delivered an amazingly detailed (and humourous at times!) tour and guided us through all the history of the Abbey. A great experience and lovely place to visit.

I went on the Tower Tour with Callum today at 12pm. It was Callum's first ever solo tour and be was absolutely fantastic! Really knowledgeable, so chatty and just very warm and relatable. It was clear he was passionate about the Abbey and its history and it was a wonderful experience. He also gave really nice local tips for places to go/things to see in Bath. 10/10! Worth every penny. :)

Exploring Bath on a 2 day visit, and went into the Abbey - which is beautiful. But best of all we went on the Tower Tour- over 220 steps to climb, but in stages. You get to see the bell tower, the clock, and inner aspects of the roof, before amazing views over the city. Jasper and Callum were our guides… incredibly knowledgeable and explained everything we saw brilliantly. Don’t miss it

Bath Abbey Tower Tour! Definitely recommend. Jasper and Callum were awesome guides for it. Roughly 60 mins long but the top is a very cool way to see Bath. Lots of history here.

We didn't do the full tower tour as my partner doesn't like heights and gets claustrophobic but still plenty to see. Make sure you join the floor tour which is at no extra cost and the guide was very witty and knowledgeable. The little museum was very interesting too. Only negative was that you can't take photos during any recital, which is a tad annoying if you are pushed for time and don't have a spare half an hour.

Beautiful Abbey. Attended the free guided tour inside (30 minutes), then did the tower tour. Anna our tour guide was amazing! We went into the bell tower, went into the area BEHIND the clock, went into the “spy room” (sorry, no spoilers from me), saw the actual bells, and ended up on the roof. 50 minutes, a LOT of steps, but well worth it.

Visited more than once. So much to see and appreciate the history and architectural beauty. Sitting quietly and just absorbing the experience left us connected with the serenity of what generations of worshippers had to feel for nearly a 1000 years.

We were limited on time, but undertook the Step it up tour, which includes the 212 steps to the very top. Stephen conducted the tour and was a great tour guide, witty and full of interesting facts about the abbey, allowing plenty of time for photos during the tour. This really was one of the highlights of our time in Bath. We experienced some unique views and the visit to the back of the clock and the bell room was just brilliant! Highly recommended. The climb up isn't too demanding, with various stops on the way, which allows for a short breather.

We visited Bath Abbey on a recent trip to Bath. There is an entrance charge and not a voluntary donation like other places of worship in the world. I guess this entrance fee wa because there was a small museum in the basement which we didn't know about until we got inside. We chose not to go up to the tower as there was an organ recital playing so it was full of people and may have been uncomfortable with the amount of people. The Abbey itelf is very ornate and has the bonus of a Discovery museum which adds to the history of the city as well as the history of a Benedictine monk. There was a huge world balloon in the centre of the abbey as there was information on climate change in the abbey. I personally thought this was totally inappropriate and not in keeping with the history or the original features of the abbey. We enjoyed our visit to the abbey.

Paid for tour of the Tower and included theAbbey both tours were excellent znd informative. The Tower tour with Conor was informative and was an extremely good guide. The view from the top was fabulous and worth the 200+ steps thankfully they were split up! Would recommend.