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• The Bath House

  

  Location:

  Central Bath

• The Bath House

  

  The Bath House at the Royal Crescent Hotel is a unique place of tranquility in which to relax and enjoy treatments and complimentary therapies.

  Location:

  Central Bath

• The Bath Priory Hotel, Restaurant & Spa

  

  Embracing the spirit of well being in Britain's finest ancient Spa city, a stay at the Bath Priory is incomplete without sampling its luxurious health and leisure spa facilities.

  Location:

  Central Bath

• The Bertinet Kitchen

  

  Location:

  Central Bath

• The Botanical Gardens

  

  One of the most delightful features of Royal Victoria Park, The Botanical Gardens were formed in 1887 and within their 9 acres is one of the finest collections of plants on limestone, certainly in the West Country.

  Location:

  Central Bath

• The Circus

  

  The Circus was the masterpiece of John Wood the Elder. The striking architecture has spawned numerous theories to explain its stark originality.

  Location:

  Central Bath

• The Colliers Way

  

  This is a new high quality shared-use path that runs between Frome and Dundas Aqueduct near Limpley Stoke.

  Location:

  North East Somerset

• The Corridor

  

  A unique shopping experience in the heart of Bath city centre.

  Location:

  Central Bath

• The Egg

  

  The Egg is the Theatre Royal's award-winning theatre especially for children, young people and their families, complete with a family-friendly cafe on the ground floor.

  Location:

  Central Bath

• The Forum

  

  Situated in the heart of the historic city of Bath, The Forum is a unique concert and conference venue with a magnificent Art Deco interior.

  Location:

  Central Bath

• The Jane Austen Centre

  

  Celebrates Bath's most famous resident.

  Location:

  Central Bath

• The Lady Sophina

  

  Location:

  Central Bath

• The Little Theatre Cinema

  

  Showing the best in arthouse, independent, foreign and quality mainstream film.

  Location:

  Central Bath

• The Park Hotel Golf Course

  

  The Park stretches over 240 acres of historic parkland and has two golf courses, the Crown and the Cromwell.

  Location:

  S Gloucestershire & The S Cotswolds

• The Royal Crescent

  

  The Royal Crescent is one of the world's best known landmarks. Built between 1767 and 1775 and designed by John Wood the younger.

  Location:

  Central Bath

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