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Treat Yourself to a Spa Day

Ah, Bath, its streets are steeped in years of rich history, but this spa city is also renowned for its…

Michelin Star Experience: Olive Tree Restaurant

Whether you’re in Bath for a long weekend or purely on business, it would be shameful if you weren’t to…

Brewing Heritage with Bath Ales

Bath Ales began in 1995, brewed from a micro-brewery in Wincanton, Somerset. Demand for Bath Gem quickly spread and as…

Regency in History: Jane Austen Museum

If you’re a fan of anything Austen, then you will likely want to hit up the permanent museum dedicated to…

Visit Victoria Art Gallery

​If you’re a keen culture vulture then you may want to check out the Victoria Art Gallery whilst in town.…

Fine Seafood and Grill: Loch Fyne

Loch Fyne can be found on the corner of Milsom St and is set in a landmark Grade II listed…

Visit The Circus & Assembly Rooms

Originally called King’s Circus, the circular formation of Georgian townhouses was designed by architect John Wood, the Elder, with construction…

Festive Fun: In & Around Bath

While Bath Christmas Market is certainly the city’s sparkling centrepiece, there is so much to discover in and around the…

Best of British: Hall & Woodhouse

If you’re looking for a special dinner in splendid surrounds, then look no further than the Hall and Woodhouse; a…

Wander Round the Cathedral City of Wells

Nestled to the south of the Mendip Hills, the Cathedral City of Wells is known to be England’s smallest and…

Visit the Royal Crescent & Museum

Undeniably one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, the grand curvature of the Royal Crescent, was built between 1767 and…

Uncover Hidden Gems at Bath Abbey

No visit to Bath is complete without a visit to its iconic Abbey, located right in the heart of town.…

Lights, Camera, Action: FilmBath Festival

Each year throughout November, Bath comes alive with a variety of fantastic films for the viewing public to enjoy on…

Visit Pulteney Bridge & Pleasure Gardens

Pulteney Bridge and its horseshoe weir, stands as one of Bath’s most iconic sites for locals and visitors alike. Built…

Stimulate Your Senses at The Roman Baths

Wander into the heart of the city and you’ll find The Roman Baths, this rich mineral arguably gave Bath Spa…

Festival Fever: Celebration of the Arts

Bath is not only a UNESCO world heritage city, but a place where art, music and literature are celebrated. Every…

Relax at Fisherman’s Retreat

One of four charming artisan cottages which rest along the tranquil banks of the Midford Brook, Fisherman’s Retreat was originally…

The Two Tunnels Walk

Recently voted one of the Top 20 Cycle Routes in Britain, The Two Tunnels Walk in Bath is a designated…

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