The British has got a long railway history. It is dated back to the age of Industrial Revolution in the 19th century. Inevitably, it's quite easy to find some antique buildings and structures along the whole British railway network.

Our journey to Bath started at the Bristol Temple Meads Station. The main building is apparently over 100 years old. Despite the old furniture and finishes, you need not worry about the room temperature as it has been regulated by air-con, which has been there some couples of years ago.

When you look up into the concourse ceiling, it is crossed with steel arches and trusses. Playing back the Harry Potter series in your mind, you may wish to find out where platform no. 9 3/4 is.