Guidebook for Bath
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The Roman Baths
Abbey ChurchyardAmazing link to British and Roman history.
Royal Crescent
Royal CrescentWonderful Georgian architecture.
Bath Abbey
Historic buildng.
The Circus
The CircusFabulous example of Georgian architecture.
Pulteney Bridge
Bridge StreetBath's famous bridge.
Herschel Museum of Astronomy
19 New King StPoint of interest.
The Holburne Museum
Great Pulteney StreetMany interesting exhibitions. Free entry.
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3 N ParadeDrinks and sleight of hand magic...what is not to like!
Amazing ambiance and service with a range of interesting cocktails. Not the cheapest place but the ambiance makes it all worth it.
67 locals recommend
The Dark Horse
7A Kingsmead SquareAmazing ambiance and service with a range of interesting cocktails. Not the cheapest place but the ambiance makes it all worth it.
Alternative scene pub. Great atmosphere, live music and mix of locals. You won't find many tourists in here.
88 locals recommend
The Bell Inn
103 Walcot StAlternative scene pub. Great atmosphere, live music and mix of locals. You won't find many tourists in here.
Great on a sunny day. Lots to do for everyone. There is a playpark for the kids, botanical gardens, mini-golf, bandstand, tennis courts and above the park there is a pitch and put golf course.
216 locals recommend
Royal Victoria Park
Marlborough LaneGreat on a sunny day. Lots to do for everyone. There is a playpark for the kids, botanical gardens, mini-golf, bandstand, tennis courts and above the park there is a pitch and put golf course.
Food scene
Ponte Vecchio
Spring Gardens RoadMy favourite Italian restaurant in Bath. Great service and food.
Neighbourhoods
Lots of independent shops, restaurants and galleries. Walcot is the trendy/alternative quarter.
Walcot
Lots of independent shops, restaurants and galleries. Walcot is the trendy/alternative quarter.