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Creative Community at The Edge Arts

Into design, art or innovation? Once Britain has reopened for business, then you might want to make time for a…

Visit Bath’s Holburne Museum

This marvellous cultural attraction is centred around the collection of Sir Thomas William Holburne (1793-1874), fifth baronet of Menstrie. Originally…

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.…

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…

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.…

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…

Explore the delights of Bath’s Artisan Quarter

Step outside the door of Hedgemead Court and immerse yourself in the delightful array of shops, cafes and bistros which…

The New & Improved Old Smithy Loft

Have you returned to visit The Old Smithy Loft? Noticed the difference? This inviting Bath-based property recently saw visitors of…

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