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Adjacent to the Roman Baths, Bath Abbey was constructed between 1499 and 1611 using the local bath stone, contributing to its harmonious appearance with the rest of the city. As one of the tallest structures in Bath, its Gothic architecture and historical significance make it a must-visit site. Visitors can enter the Abbey for £7.50 and marvel at its stunning vaults, beautiful stained glass, and over 600 memorials. For the more adventurous, climbing the 212 steps to the tower offers a panoramic view of the city.