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Discover the heritage of this iconic Gothic landmark in the heart of Bath.

Bath Abbey offers a unique look into its medieval origins and architectural evolution through its dedicated interpretation centre. Visitors can explore various displays that detail the rich history of this working parish church and the local area.

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Watercolor illustration of Luke Jerram's Gaia Earth sculpture suspended inside a Gothic cathedral with vaulted ceilings and a rose window.
From Sep 18, 2023

Gaia by Luke Jerram Installation at Bath Abbey

Large-scale floating Earth sculpture featuring NASA imagery.

See the seven-meter Earth sculpture created by artist Luke Jerram, currently suspended beneath the Bath Abbey tower. This touring installation offers a detailed perspective of our planet accompanied by a surround sound composition.

Gaia Exhibition
Watercolor painting of a splintered, bomb-damaged wooden door with iron hinges standing in a stone chapel beside a stained glass arched window.

Collateral Damage: Robert Marshall Installation at Bath Abbey

An art memorial reflecting on the human impact of war in Ukraine.

Artist Robert Marshall presents a salvaged war-torn door within the St Alphege Chapel. The piece serves as a memorial and a collaborative space for sharing stories of resilience and displacement in partnership with local community groups.

Collateral Damage Exhibition
Weathered wooden panel artwork with gold leaf and a haloed figure, painted with a national flag, displayed in a Gothic church interior with a stained glass window.
From Mar 3, 2026

Unknown Martyrs: Contemporary Art Exhibition at Bath Abbey

Explore modern iconography reflecting themes of resilience and faith.

Artist Paul Hobbs uses distressed materials and traditional iconography to honor modern individuals facing persecution. The collection invites reflection on the global cost of belief.

Unknown Martyrs
Vibrant watercolor painting of a Gothic arch stained-glass window with intricate tracery, featuring rich purple, orange, blue, and gold floral motifs rendered in fluid, glowing hues.
From Apr 18, 2022

Let There Be Light: Art Exhibition at Bath Abbey

Architectural studies by artist Shelley Ashkowski

View a series of detailed paintings exploring the stained-glass windows and Gothic structures of historic churches. The display highlights the artistry of the Great East Window within the setting of Bath Abbey.

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Browse ongoing exhibitions currently available at Bath Abbey, including active installations and permanent displays open to visitors in Bath.
Watercolor illustration of Luke Jerram's Gaia Earth sculpture suspended inside a Gothic cathedral with vaulted ceilings and a rose window.
From Sep 18, 2023

Gaia by Luke Jerram Installation at Bath Abbey

Large-scale floating Earth sculpture featuring NASA imagery.

See the seven-meter Earth sculpture created by artist Luke Jerram, currently suspended beneath the Bath Abbey tower. This touring installation offers a detailed perspective of our planet accompanied by a surround sound composition.

Gaia Exhibition
Watercolor painting of a splintered, bomb-damaged wooden door with iron hinges standing in a stone chapel beside a stained glass arched window.

Collateral Damage: Robert Marshall Installation at Bath Abbey

An art memorial reflecting on the human impact of war in Ukraine.

Artist Robert Marshall presents a salvaged war-torn door within the St Alphege Chapel. The piece serves as a memorial and a collaborative space for sharing stories of resilience and displacement in partnership with local community groups.

Collateral Damage Exhibition
Weathered wooden panel artwork with gold leaf and a haloed figure, painted with a national flag, displayed in a Gothic church interior with a stained glass window.
From Mar 3, 2026

Unknown Martyrs: Contemporary Art Exhibition at Bath Abbey

Explore modern iconography reflecting themes of resilience and faith.

Artist Paul Hobbs uses distressed materials and traditional iconography to honor modern individuals facing persecution. The collection invites reflection on the global cost of belief.

Unknown Martyrs
Vibrant watercolor painting of a Gothic arch stained-glass window with intricate tracery, featuring rich purple, orange, blue, and gold floral motifs rendered in fluid, glowing hues.
From Apr 18, 2022

Let There Be Light: Art Exhibition at Bath Abbey

Architectural studies by artist Shelley Ashkowski

View a series of detailed paintings exploring the stained-glass windows and Gothic structures of historic churches. The display highlights the artistry of the Great East Window within the setting of Bath Abbey.

Exhibition Details
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Comprehensive Guide to Museum Exhibitions and Cultural Showcases in Bath

Uncover art and history through diverse city-wide exhibition programming.

Browse through a variety of museum exhibitions in Bath to connect with local art, archaeology, and literature. Gain deeper insight into the creative identity of the region by visiting these thoughtfully presented cultural displays.

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