What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Bath and North East Somerset.
Pulteney Bridge and Weir in Bath was designed by Robert Adam and completed in 1792, combining a functional weir with a pedestrian bridge that links the city centre with the suburb of Pulteney. It is important as a fine example of Georgian architecture and civil engineering, and is a Grade I listed building.
Places near here
Shops on Pulteney BridgeHeritage place · 34 yd
6, Argyle StreetListed building · 42 yd
Plaque, Edward VII memorial, Parade Gardens, BathHeritage place · 198 yd
Profile, Edward VII memorial, Parade Gardens, BathHeritage place · 198 yd
Bath RugbyRugby union ground · 235 yd
Mozart statue in Parade GardensMonument or public art · 238 yd
Obelisk in honour of the Prince of OrangeMonument or public art · 264 yd
Temple of Sulis MinervaArchaeological place · 303 yd
General WolfeVisitor information · 310 yd
Abbey GateVisitor information · 383 yd
Pulteney BridgeListed building · 42 yd
Victorian post box on Great Pulteney Street, BathOld post box · 77 ydOther information
Photo: RedCitrus · CC BY-SA 2.0