
Pulteney Bridge, Bath Christmas Cards (Pack of 10)
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REAL PLACES. YOUR ARTWORK.
From Royal Crescent to Roman Baths. Make your own view of Bath, or choose a print with a story already in it.
Browse ready-made Bath prints ↓Tell us a place that matters. Make it yours.
Create your own Bath print →See your preview before you pay.

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From £14.95
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From £14.95
View sizes & finishes →
From £14.95
View sizes & finishes →Original archive photographs, reproduced with their original tones and signs of age. A photograph of an earlier era, rather than a vintage-style illustration.
Your place → Your print
Search our place photographs or upload your own. Keep the photograph or choose an illustrated look, then add your words.
Create your own Bath print →Our street map of Bath is drawn from OpenStreetMap, about 2.2 km across with north at the top. It takes in Bath Spa on the Great Western Main Line and Up Bathampton Loop. The water on it includes River Avon, Kennet and Avon Canal, Lyn Brook, Lam Brook and Lower Lake. Green spaces include The High Common, Bath Organic Group Community Garden, Elizabeth Park, Hedgemead Park, Henrietta Park and Georgian Garden. Main roads include Pulteney Road, Wellsway, North Road, High Street, Lower Bristol Road and Windsor Bridge Road. It marks places of worship such as St Bart's, Saint Andrew's, St Mary's and St. Stephen's Church.
Mark your street, your first home or the place you met. Choose the colours and add a personal message.
Create your Bath street map →United Kingdom
Bath sits on the River Avon in Somerset, and the whole city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It grew up around hot springs the Romans called Aquae Sulis, and the Roman Baths still stand beside Bath Abbey at its centre.
Georgian Bath is just as recognisable: the Royal Crescent, a sweeping curve of 30 terraced houses; the Circus, a ring of townhouses with three entrances, finished in 1768; and Pulteney Bridge, lined with shops on both sides. Our prints show the Crescent and the Abbey as posters, and the Baths, the High Street and the view from Beechen Cliff as photographs from the 1890s.
Their home town, a favourite holiday or the place where you met. Make a print of Bath with a photograph and a message from you.
Make their Bath print →Facts from Wikidata, the free knowledge base.
Discover other place collections. Each has its own views and a route to creating your own artwork.
Yes. Start with Bath, search our photographs or upload your own, then choose the look and words. Check your preview before buying.
Create your own Bath print →Yes. You can upload a photograph you have permission to use. A clear, well-lit image gives the best starting point. Customer uploads are not published in our public catalogue.
No. A vintage-style poster is an illustration with a travel-poster look. Historic prints reproduce archive photographs; check the title and product details for the image date.
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