No.1 Royal Crescent Museum-Best Tourists Attraction Spot of United Kingdom

Since last few years, Royal Crescent museum has remained major attraction for tourists belonging to different parts of the world. No. 1 Royal Crescent is the town house of Georgia, which creates many wonderful and vital pictures of life of the people located in Georgian Bath. 

Many people of the local area consider Royal Crescent museum as finest achievements of people associated with the urban architecture of 18^th century and represents peak points of Palladian architecture in Bath of Georgia. The incredible property has its first house in Crescent and provides wide range of luxurious accommodations to attract many aristocratic visitors, who have arrived into the place to enjoy water bodies and social season. 

In the year 2013, the Royal Crescent has reopened itself after the big restoration project and provided visitors with many excellent opportunities to look over famous Palladian façades and even about the lives of wealthy people and their servants during the 18^th century Bath. 

An interesting thing about this popular UK destination is that after reopening itself in the last year, it incorporated advanced security system integration facilities to make sure of the protection of visitors. Here, you will find appealing interior décor at every room of the property containing paintings, authentic furniture, carpets and textiles. 

If you give your time to look over the latest update about No.1 Royal Crescent, you would likely come to know that the property has gained its name as one of the best attractions of United Kingdom in between international and national visitors. Museum has obtained this honor under Museums & Heritage Awards for Excellence. This prestigious award ceremony has taken place under the supervision of its director named Anna Preedy. 

Currently, the award program to give honors to museums and exhibitions has taken place for the twelfth consecutive year organized by both Museums and Heritage Shows to recognize the leading lights of heritage area and to celebrate innovation at visitors’ attractions, galleries and museums of Europe and UK. 

Anna Preedy commented, “No.1 Royal Crescent clearly embraces the art of interpretation and has transformed how visitors experience Georgian life both above and below stairs. Portraying the house as the living home of its first occupant, Henry Sandford, with authentic furnishings, decorative schemes and quality collection items has reinvigorated our understanding of the period.” Read in detail from here.