The Romans discovered pleasant thermal springs in the county of Wiltshire and built a settlement there, known as "Aquae Sulis", which became present-day Bath on the river Avon. During the 18th century Bath developed into a city with Cand urban planning unique in England.
Officially designated by UNESCO as "World Heritage Site", this site is to be safeguarded for the future as a testimony to its enduring past.
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screenshot 4 years ago
It's called Aquae Sulis, not Aqua Sulis... I know it sounds picky but in Latin it makes a big difference! V nice vid though! :)
flobblepop1 4 years ago