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Escape to the country at Tucking Mill

It has been a hard year for all of us, but with summer well and truly on its way, there…

Experience the best of both worlds

Many know Bath to be the ideal city break, but have you ever stopped to consider what lies in wait…

Regency Tour of Bath (Jane Austen)

The UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath has played home to many famous names over the years, but perhaps none…

Out and About: Hedgemead Park

If you wander up into Bath’s artisan quarter you will find a hidden gem in the green space of Hedgemead…

Explore Bath’s Green Spaces

Though it is best known for its architectural marvels, Bath is also a city with plenty of parks and gardens…

Banish Those January Blues: Tucking Mill View

It can be hard to get into the swing of things after the merriment of the festive season. Within days…

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.…

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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