18th Century Architectural Landmarks

Downtown, Bath, England

Featured Review : In the 18th century, the city flourished and its main buildings were designed by the architect John Wood and his son in neo-classical style. The Circus consists of 30 houses built around a circle designed by John Wood th...See Full Review

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18th century architectural landmarks

3 out of 5 stars by Adelaide from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
October 27, 2000

Quote: In the 18th century, the city flourished and its main buildings were designed by the architect John Wood and his son in neo-classical style. The Circus consists of 30 houses built around a circle designed by John Wood the Elder and was built from... Read the full 18th Century Architectural Landmarks review

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