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Find us in the heart of Bath's historic quarter
Find us in the heart of Bath's historic quarter
Wolf-wave operates from a restored Georgian townhouse in Bath, chosen for its architectural significance and central location. Our office serves as both an administrative base and a small resource center where visitors can review materials about upcoming tours and British architectural history.
While most of our work takes place at historical sites throughout Britain, we welcome visitors to our office during working hours. You can examine reference materials, discuss tour options, or simply learn more about architectural heritage.
wolf-wave
42 Heritage Lane
Bath, BA1 5LR
United Kingdom
Located three minutes' walk from Bath Abbey, adjacent to the historic Roman Baths complex. Our building dates to 1782 and exemplifies the classical proportions characteristic of Bath's Georgian architecture.
For booking inquiries, general questions, or detailed information about specific tours. We typically respond within one business day. For immediate booking, use the reservation form on our experiences page.
Monday – Friday: 09:00 – 17:30
Saturday: 10:00 – 15:00
Sunday: Closed
Office hours may vary during tour season. Tours operate throughout the week including weekends, but scheduling is site-dependent and arranged individually with participants.
Bath is well-connected by rail, with regular services from London Paddington (90 minutes), Bristol (15 minutes), and other major cities. Bath Spa railway station is a 12-minute walk from our office.
If driving, note that Bath's historic center has restricted vehicle access and limited parking. We recommend using the park-and-ride services on the city outskirts. The Charlotte Street car park is closest to our location, approximately 400 meters away.
From the Roman Baths, walk north along Stall Street, turn right onto Union Street, then left onto Heritage Lane. Our building features a dark green door with brass fittings and a small plaque identifying the premises.
Our office is situated among Bath's characteristic honey-colored limestone buildings, part of the city's UNESCO World Heritage designation.
While appointments aren't required for office visits, they're recommended if you want to speak with specific staff members or review materials from our reference library. Tour bookings are handled primarily through our website, but we're happy to discuss options in person.
The building is a historic structure with period features, including original staircases. Unfortunately, this limits accessibility. The ground floor is accessible, but our reference library and some meeting spaces are on upper floors without elevator access. Please contact us if you have accessibility requirements so we can make appropriate arrangements.