Plan your stay

There is nowhere else quite like Bath Abbey, come and experience the special atmosphere and rich history of this holy and uplifting place. Visit website

Parade Gardens, a majestic park at river level over looking the weir, providing the perfect retreat from shopping! Visit website

Pulteney Bridge, with its sweeping horseshoe-shaped weir, is one of Bath’s most famous views. Visit website

The Roman Baths, in the heart of Bath, consists of the remarkably preserved remains of one of the greatest religious spas of the ancient world. Visit website

The Pump Room truly embodies what was once the heart of the Georgian social scene, when high society flocked here to take the waters. Visit website

In the heart of the city, Thermae Bath Spa is an award-winning natural spa where you can bathe in the country's only naturally warm, mineral-rich waters, as the Celts and Romans did over 2,000 years ago. Visit website

Bath’s most famed sinuous crescent, designed by architect John Wood the Younger and built between 1767 and 1774. Visit website

Originally known as The King’s Circus, this remarkable sight consists of three curved segments of Grade-I townhouses, arranged in a circular shape. Visit website

Including over 1,500 decorative arts and treasures – with collections ranging from the 17th century to the present day. What wonders will you discover? Visit website

Henrietta Park is an oasis of tranquility, with places to sit quietly or take a relaxing stroll around the circular walk among trees and flowers. Visit website

The square was designed to join the houses in unison and give the impression that together they formed one large mansion when viewed from the south facing side. Visit website

It's the ideal spot for a wonderful walk and a picnic. Visit website

The only surviving example of William Beckford’s great architectural achievements. Visit website

This beautiful 23 hectare (57 acre) site is a favourite for locals and visitors alike. Visit website

On the summit is Alexandra Park, a wonderful, tranquil green space with mature trees and magnificent views over the city. Visit website

Popular for its bridge views and train spotting potential, this twelve acres park is a wondrous place for all to visit. Visit website

Take a two-hour guided walking tour of Bath with Fred Mawer Tours. Fred is an award-winning Blue Badge Tourist Guide, city resident and The Daily Telegraph's travel expert on Bath. Your flexible tour will take in the city's highlights – including, of course, magnificent Great Pulteney Street, location of No.15 Great Pulteney – as well as hidden corners.

£120 per group. Tours are for private groups of up to six, and are subject to availability. Visit website

This beautiful Gothic church holds a long record of history just waiting to be discovered. Visit website

It is a beautiful location for all manner of corporate and private events. Visit website

Explore one of the UK's top five attractions with this 24-hour ticket aboard an open-top double-decker bus. Visit website

Experience the real Cotswolds: The beautiful countryside of the south. Visit website

Explore Stonehenge alongside a personal and knowledgeable local guide. Visit website

Your knowledgeable local guides will show you the very best of Bath both past and present. Visit website

Hop over the River Severn and cross the border from England into Wales with a full-day tour. Visit website

This lunchtime river cruise from central Bath takes you downstream on the river Avon through the outskirts of Bath. Visit website

One of England's most beautiful cities and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit website

Enjoy fabulous scenery as you float effortlessly over the Georgian city taking in the wonderful sights. Visit website

The American Museum in Britain takes you on a journey through the history of America. Visit website

The perfect classic-meets-contemporary hub for a relaxed and delicious meal in the heart of the city. Visit website

See the city from a new perspective and get the best vantage point possible in Bath. Visit website

The best artisanal food and drink purveyors courtesy of Savouring Bath. Visit website

A service that’s been offered since 1934 and continued even throughout World War II. Visit website

An area that contains previously hidden and exciting ‘in situ’ Roman remains. Visit website

Great for those that would like to see a flip-side to the city’s more traditional image. Visit website

The ghost walk guides have been thrilling visitors with the real-life stories of macabre goings-on, hauntings and the tragic events of Bath’s past... Dare you learn more? Visit website

The chance to learn how to take great shots of the city with the camera in your pocket. Visit website

A charming Victorian boating station on the edge of the River Avon. Visit website

Welcomed with a glass of champagne before settling back into the cushions for relaxing cruise with beautiful views. Visit website

A showcase concert featuring BBC New Generation Artists. Visit website

Dance workshops, walking tours, day trips, talks, foodie events and more... Visit website

From wine tasting evenings and world music to comedy nightto theatre - there's something for everyone to enjoy! Visit website

One of Bath’s best-loved entertainment venues is the place to be for a great night out. Visit website

A wonderfully varied programme of top-quality entertainment. Visit website

One of the most successful small-scale producing theatres in the country, the Ustinov Studio. Visit website

A three-screen art house cinema with bags of personality and charm. Visit website

Europe’s largest dedicated children’s literature festival is back in Bath! Visit website or read our blog!

A centre for creativity, innovation and young people at the heart of the Theatre Royal Bath. Visit website

Children of all ages are encouraged to find out more about contemporary and historic fashion over at the Fashion Museum. Visit website

Little ones will find plenty to entertain them over at the Holburne Museum. Visit website

There are activity trails for both under and over 7s, or they can meet the lively costumed Roman characters and chat to them about life in Roman Britain. Visit website

A club steeped in vibrant history and heritage and seeing them in action on a match day, at home in the Rec, is something we can’t recommend enough. Visit website

If you’re looking for a quintessential – and entertaining – British day out, Bath Racecourse is renowned as one of the country’s best small racecourses. Visit website

Experience 13 fantastic miles of walking and cycling between central Bath, Midford, Monkton Combe and beyond. Visit website

Bath Farmer’s Market is the go-to destination to find the best of local produce under one roof. Visit website

The Makery has taught over 80,000 people a new skill by means of their popular workshops, parties and events. Visit website

The 18-day extravaganza is the biggest – and most beautiful – Christmas shopping event in the South West! Visit website

The Bath Festival returns as a 17 day multi-arts festival from 15 to 24 May 2020 with music and literature at its heart. Visit website

For an immersive, intimate, in-depth adventure for those who want to really experience authentic England, Around & About Bath will take you to the must-sees but also share the all-important hidden gems which are off the beaten track and away from the crowd. Visit website