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The suburbs cling to steep hills overlooking the centre. It owes its fame to the Romans, who exploited its hot mineral springs and called it Aquae Sulis, and to 18th-century developers who made it a fashionable watering place by building a stone city of squares and crescents as fine as anything in Britain.
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The dandy Richard 'Beau' Nash (1674-1762) brought the elite of society to Bath, where he set new standards of dress.
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Despite fierce opposition from conservationists, some of this Georgian city has been demolished to make way for new houses and offices because its narrow valley restricts expansion. But much remains: the Roman baths have been excavated; the Pump Room, renovated in 1796, stands across a square from the 15th to 16th-century abbey; and there is a costume museum in the Assembly Rooms (built 1769-71). There is a modern university outside the city.
