Visit Bath
The world famous Georgian city of Bath is only a 15 minute drive or train ride away. Or, you could enjoy a flat 9 mile bike ride along the canal.
Roman Baths and Pump Room
The Roman Baths are one of the finest historic sites in Northern Europe. There is a lot to see, so please allow at least two hours to get the most from your visit
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Bath Thermae Spa
Britain's original and only natural hot water thermal spa.
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Jane Austen Centre
Situated in an original Georgian townhouse, it tells the story of Janes time in Bath, including the effect that living here had on her and her writing.
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Georgian architecture
Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to it being dominated by beautiful Georgian crescents and houses all built by locally quarried Bath stone.
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Bath Abbey
The last of the great medieval churches of England, where the first King of England was crowned. Called “The Lantern of the West” thanks to its beautiful stained glass windows.
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Museums and galleries
An exceptional choice of museums and galleries which covers many aspects of the city’s wonderful history, including the American Museum in Britain, The Building of Bath Museum, The Victoria Art Gallery and the Holborne Museum.
Bath Assembly Rooms
Elegant public rooms at the heart of fashionable Georgian society with a magnificent interior which consists of a splendid Ball Room, Tea Room and Card Room, connected by two fine octagonal rooms.
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Theatres and cinemas
The Bath Theatre Royal is one of the oldest and most beautiful theatres in the country and shows plays starring many famous actors. Bath has the wonderful independent cinema, the Little Theatre, plus a multiplex Odeon.
Festivals
Bath is renowned for its literature, film and music festivals and the arts with events taking place throughout the year.
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Christmas Market
A unique and festive shopping experience in the heart of Bath.
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