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Travel to Bath with Great Western Railway and take advantage of some great 2 for 1 offers
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Bath is beautiful at any time of year, but in Autumn it glows
Running from 1st - 9th October, this year's Great Bath Feast features a whole host of foodie events
Book a special offer mid-week stay with us this Autumn and enjoy a break in Bath for less
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Discover the beautiful gardens in and around Bath designed by Lancelot 'Capability' Brown
Looking for a beautiful and truly unique destination? Wanting somewhere that’s brimming with things to do, a fantastic city centre, where you can shop until you drop but also relax and unwind?
Then welcome to Bath, a city so beautiful and special that it has been designated a UNESCO 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 and original Roman Baths, 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 on the bus or train, Bath is guaranteed to delight. Discover England’s most complete Georgian architecture, iconic visitor attractions such as Stonehenge and Longleat Safari Park, great boutique shopping, fantastic nightlife, fabulous festivals and a remarkable range of restaurants, bars and cafés.
As the official visitor information website for Bath and the surrounding area, we are excited to welcome you to our special city. We hope you will find everything you need here to make the very most of your visit and ensure it’s as enjoyable as possible. Our expert local knowledge provides inspiration and ideas on the very best way to spend your visit - from local events and popular restaurants to the best pubs, and action packed activities.
Why not start planning your visit today? Take a look at our what's on section or browse our range of free guides, including easily downloadable maps, parking advice and city audio tours to help you make the most of your stay.
If you’re looking for a luxury spa retreat, boutique hotel, cosy bed & breakfast or a homely self-catering property, we offer the biggest choice. Search over 200 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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Edwardian House with beautifully furnished, spacious, en suite rooms.
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Ground floor apartment in a 17th Century Grade II listed building, it sleeps up to 4 people. With private car park.
5* Georgian Townhouse, central location, comfortable beds, award winning breakfasts, helpful staff.
Superb country house hotel with 38 stunning bedrooms. New conservatory restaurant, 15 minutes from Bath.
Bath Skyline route – a 6 mile circular walk
Alexandra Park – a steep climb with unmissable views
The Cotswold Way – breath taking scenery through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Kennet and Avon Canal Path – riverside walk to Bradford On Avon
Bath Abbey – you can’t help but get your camera out as you approach its magnificent West Window.
Pulteney Bridge – get the best shots aboard a river boat, or venture to its north side for an alternative vista.
The Royal Crescent & The Circus – any angle works here!
The Palladian Bridge – make your way to Prior Park and capture the bridge in its beautiful surrounds.
Bath Skyline – walk up and out of the hustle and bustle to enjoy stunning vistas of the city.
1. Sit beside a roaring fire at the Crystal Palace hidden away in Abbey Green
2. Devour good hearty food at The Hop Pole just opposite Royal Victoria Park
3. Polish off a pie and pint at The Raven, a must visit in Bath
4. Sink into a sofa at The Huntsman, one of Bath's oldest pubs
5. Cosy up with the best views in the city at the Hare & Hounds
Enjoy a truly-unique bun, savoury or sweet, at Sally Lunns.
Another Bath-must-have-bun is the Bath Bun! Enjoy these best at the Bath Bun Tea Shoppe.
Surely you can’t take a trip to Bath without popping to the Pump Room for a spot of Afternoon Tea?
Join a culinary tour with Savouring Bath and munch your way around Bath’s best bits.
Sit back and enjoy views of the abbey whilst indulging on fudge and champagne at The San Francisco Fudge Factory.
If you are visiting the City of Bath, why not purchase a Taste of Bath to be at your accommodation...
Friendly city centre pub. Comprising of two bars, vaulted booths, conservatory and a terrace area.
4 Nov 2016: Wrap up snug and join us for a beautiful Bonfire Night firework display at Bath...
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The Insider's Guide
What to expect from a visit to Bath Aqua Theatre of Glass
By Alice Bishop
You may have heard of the famous Bath Aqua Glass shop, specialising in hand-blown homewares in the beautifully distinctive, aqua blue hue; stained glass pieces; and fused glass jewelery; but did you know you can also peek behind the scenes and maybe even have a go at their workshop in central Bath?
The team at VisitBath were recently lucky enough to be invited along, see the masters at work and try our own hand at the ancient artform of glass blowing.
An Autumnal Photo Walk of Bath
By Gemma Sampson
Bath is extremely photogenic at any time of year, but even more so in Autumn. As the leaves turn amber and the honey coloured Bath stone glows, it’s a truly spectacular city for photographing.