Culinary & Cultural Experience at Jane Austen Centre
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5–2 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness level required, comfortable seating and walking involved
Overview
Step into Regency England with a delightful afternoon tea at Jane Austen Centre in Bath. Indulge in treats inspired by Austen’s beloved novels and soak in the charming atmosphere. Read on for what makes this experience truly special.
Mr. Darcy’s Afternoon Tea
All ages • A decadent and delicious afternoon tea.
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About This Adventure
Indulge in a luxurious afternoon tea inspired by Bath's literary heritage. Enjoy exquisite cakes, finger sandwiches, and warm scones with clotted cream and seasonal jam, all paired with your choice of beverage. Experience a charming atmosphere while celebrating the legacy of Jane Austen in a delightful setting.
Celebrating Bath's most famous resident!
About
A decadent and delicious serving of exquisite cakes, divine finger sandwiches and a delightful warm scone served with Dorset clotted cream and seasonal jam. Plus a tea, coffee or cold drink of your choice.
To accommodate all our valued guests, each table is reserved for a dining duration of one hour. Should our availability allow, we would be delighted to extend your stay.
Allergen Information: Whilst we try our best to accommodate all allergens & dietary requirements, some of our food and beverages may contain allergens. Our kitchen handles all allergens and uses shared equipment, so unfortunately, we cannot guarantee to be trace free.
For more information regarding allergens please email tearoom@janeausten.co.uk or call us on 01225 443 000.
Adventure Tips
Reserve Early
Book your spot in advance to secure a seat during peak tourist seasons.
Arrive Early
Arrive 15 minutes early to settle in and take photos of the historic interior.
Dress Smart Casual
Wear comfortable yet neat clothing to match the elegant setting.
Sample the Teas
Try a variety of teas offered to find your perfect pairing with the sweets.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Pigeons in Parade Gardens
- Squirrels in Henrietta Park
History
Bath became a cultural hub in the 18th century, attracting writers like Jane Austen who visited frequently and set scenes inspired by its elegant streets.
Conservation
The Jane Austen Centre actively promotes awareness of local heritage preservation and sustainable tourism practices.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable Dress or Smart Casual Attire
Dress appropriately for the elegant atmosphere to enhance your experience.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Camera or Smartphone
Capture photos of the beautiful Regency interior and surrounding sights.
Umbrella or Light Coat
Prepare for unpredictable weather while enjoying the outdoor scenery.
fall;winter specific
Travel Notebook
Jot down notes or favorite moments during your visit.