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Join us this spring as we celebrate 300 years of Grace & Elegance in the most complete Georgian city in England
Bath is home to an array of awe inspiring attractions, such as the iconic Royal Crescent.
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Hello and welcome to Bath, a city so beautiful and special that it has been designated a World Heritage site. Independent, creative, unique and stylish, Bath is the only place in the UK where you can bathe in naturally hot spa water, making it the ultimate spa break destination for thousands of years. Whether you fancy a romantic short break, a fun family holiday, an indulgent foodie getaway or an exciting day out, Bath is guaranteed to delight. Discover England’s most complete Georgian architecture, iconic visitor attractions, great boutique shopping, fantastic entertainment, fabulous festivals and a remarkable range of restaurants, bars and cafés.
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Looking for a luxury spa retreat, boutique hotel, cosy bed & breakfast or a homely self-catering property? As the official website for Bath, we offer the biggest choice. Search over 250 accommodation options in Bath and find your perfect place to stay. Whenever you visit, you are sure to fall in love with Bath... so dive in!
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Superb country house hotel with 38 stunning bedrooms. New conservatory restaurant, 15 minutes from the centre of Bath.
5* Georgian Townhouse, superb central location, comfortable beds, award winning breakfasts, helpful staff.
Just 5 minutes walk from the centre, 20 beautifully refurbished en-suite bedrooms with private car park & garden
A boutique home from home. Newly decorated to a high standard, serving locally sourced breakfasts.
Wander along the Cotswold Way admiring the surrounding Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
The Two Tunnels walking and cycling path is an exciting new route running through disused railway tunnels
Enjoy the stunning views from the Bath Skyline Walk
Take a walk along Colliers Way, with over 11 traffic-free miles of pleasant Somerset countryside
Head to Chew Valley Lake, a haven for wildlife and popular with walkers and birdwatchers
• Discover the key iconic sites on a free city walking tour
• Bathe at Thermae Bath Spa
• Take afternoon tea
• Visit the Roman Baths
• Follow in the footsteps of Jane Austen
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Here’s a glimpse at some of gold medallist Amy Williams’ favourite things about Bath:
Parks: Henrietta Park, Sydney Gardens and by The Royal Crescent
Places to eat: Boston Tea Party and Hudson Bar & Grill
Pub: The Pulteney Arms
View: Standing in the middle of The Circus
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Join us as we celebrate 300 years of Grace & Elegance in the most complete Georgian city in England.
19th July - 9th August 2014: 3 week Summer Programme in the elegant UNESCO World Heritage City of...
Step back in time and revel in the glamour of this golden era of motor racing!
15 Feb - 22 April 2014: Kathy Dalwood The Secret Society: A Sculptural Banquet at the Holburne...
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The Insider's Guide
BATH - AN ACCESSIBLE CITY
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OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST AMY WILLIAMS' FAVOURITE THINGS ABOUT BATH
Bath is now home to two winter Olympic gold medalists, Lizzie Yarnold and Amy Williams. Find out what Amy Williams loves about the city of Bath...