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Rick Steves' Europe
England's Bath and York
Season 4
Episode 401
Medieval York and Georgian Bath—easy side-trips from London—pack an exciting pair of sightseeing punches. We’ll explore Roman hot springs, cruise quiet canals, marvel at England’s finest Gothic church, and get a surprising dose of Viking history as we enjoy England’s easy urban delights.
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