Things to do


In And around bath

Our Home And Favourite City

This is where we tell you exactly what our home and favourite city looks and feels like and suggest some of the top things to do in Bath. Only snag is, it looks and feels like a lot of cities all at the same time: perhaps you can’t please all of the people all of the time, but Bath certainly has a very good go at it.

You probably know it was popular with the Romans (for its spa) and was given its still-lovely look by the Georgians (warm, honey-and-apricot Bath-stone). But much as its crescents, squares and streets are quite delightful, it’s far from a museum piece. Independent shops, excellent *ahem* restaurants, comedy, theatre, galleries, students, nightlife, plenty of local ale and cider pubs, proximity to the Cotswolds and Bristol: we’re only listing its many lovelinesses because to bang on about each at the length they deserve would give you so much to read you’d never get out there and actually enjoy it.

Everyone has their own thoughts on the ideal vacation or weekend getaway – and Bath certainly has a lot of choices.  The Queensberry Hotel suggests these top places to visit in Bath while you are here.

… For another great source of great suggestions for things to do in Bath is the Visit Bath website.

Attractions

The Roman Baths

Thermae Bath Spa

Bath Abbey

Bath Theatre Royal

Bath Rugby Ground

Bath Christmas Market

N1 Royal Crescent

House of frankenstein

Holburne Museum

Bars & Restaurants

Landrace

Corkage

The Circus

Henry’s

Beckford bottle shop

Walcot House

Bandook

Clayton’s kitchen

the marlborough tavern

the chequers

the dark horse

The Hideout

Canary gin bar

Walks

Victoria Park and Botanical gardens

Skyline Walk

Sydney Gardens

Canal walk

Around Bath

Castle Combe

Lacock

Stonehenge

bradford on water

cheddar gorge

wells and the mendips

shopping

Walcot Street

Southgate

Milsom Street