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Visitor Information

Celebrating Bath's most famous resident, The Jane Austen Centre offers a snapshot of life during Regency times and explores how living in this magnificent city affected Jane Austen's life and writing.

'Live' Guides, costume, film, superb giftshop and an authentic period atmosphere await you at this premier attraction.

Before you leave, visit our lovely Regency Tea Rooms for a cup of real leaf tea, a delicious cream tea or some home-made cake.

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The Jane Austen Festival runs through September 2008 (detailed at the Jane Austen Centre website) and includes Europe’s biggest Regency costume Promenade, taking in the Georgian terraces of 18th century Bath; period outdoor festivities and entertainments; a new production of Northanger Abbey; country dance music, dancing and food, plus Regency dance workshops; walking tours and specialist talks; costume photographs at the Jane Austen Centre; tea and breakfast in a city townhouse; and the Jane Austen Festival Regency Ball and dance workshop in the Assembly Rooms.