Royal Mineral Water Hospital, Grade II listed hospital building in Bath, England
The Royal Mineral Water Hospital is a limestone building in Bath with an impressive western extension from the 19th century. The structure was long a center for medical treatment and is now a listed building with classical architecture.
The hospital was founded in the 1730s to help poor people who wanted to benefit from the city's natural mineral baths. It developed into a recognized medical facility that attracted patients from many regions over the generations.
The building displays portraits of important figures from the city's past that visitors can see in its rooms. These artworks tell the story of people who shaped Bath and form part of the visual history on site.
The building is located in a central area of the city and is easily accessible on foot. Visitors should be aware that access may vary depending on current conditions and it is recommended to check ahead.
The building is decorated on its western side with a remarkable relief depicting a well-known biblical story. This artistic detail shows the moral message that the hospital's founders wanted to convey.
Location: Bath and North East Somerset
Inception: 1742
GPS coordinates: 51.38194,-2.36139
Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:47
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