Young women of marriageable age, families in search of a good match, balls, calls, promenades and seemingly innocent conversations chart the map of a world governed by appearances, money and social convention. Between Bath and London, Jane Austen sets some of the most memorable scenes in her novels, turning streets, drawing rooms, parks and theatres into the backdrop for love, misunderstandings, ambition and secrets.

Her novels move through an England in the midst of change and invite us to look beyond the elegance of its cities. Bath, with its assembly rooms, its promenades and its lively social round, and London, with its bustle, its shops and its townhouses, become decisive spaces for characters seeking their place between family expectations and their own desires.

It includes two detailed period maps of Bath and London showing the main settings of the novels, together with character trees revealing their connections and relationships.

You also get access to an interactive map with every location, photographs and detailed information, as well as digital editions of the novels in the original English.

Walk alongside Jane Austen through a world in which a call, a ball or a conversation could change everything.