Bath has a superb and varied range of museums - 17 within a square mile in fact. The recently refurbished Holburne Museum re-opened last year, an impressive building that's home to a fascinating collection of paintings, sculptures and more. Make sure you check out Bath's best address - Number One Royal Crescent, a magnificently restored town house that creates a wonderfully vital picture of life in Georgian Bath.
For Jane Austen fans, the Jane Austen Centre is a must-see, explaining how the city affected her life and writing. You can also enjoy a delicious snack in the Regency themed tea rooms too.
You can also enjoy the World Heritage Site Audio Tour, a free audio walking tour that can be downloaded to an MP3 player to guide you on an informative guided walk of the city's museums.
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Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House & Museum
Location
Central Bath
Centrally located and home of the world famous 'Sally Lunn' Bun (exceptionally light semi sweet bread) and now a living museum where visitors can experience a taste of Bath just a few minutes from the Abbey.
Building of Bath Collection
Location
Central Bath
The only museum in Bath about Bath. Housed in a beautiful gothic chapel, the museum shows how Georgian Bath was developed, built, decorated and lived in.
Herschel Museum of Astronomy
Location
Central Bath
Delightful Georgian townhouse, home to astronomer and musician William Herschel and his sister Caroline during last quarter of the 18th Century.
The Bath Gallery
Location
Central Bath
The Bath Gallery offers original works of art and bronzes in a range of sizes and styles by contemporary painters and sculptors. Fine art reproductions with particular emphasis on views of Bath.
The Jane Austen Centre
Location
Central Bath
Permanent Exhibition and Tea Rooms celebrating Bath’s most famous resident Jane Austen.
The Holburne Museum
Location
Central Bath
At the Holburne Museum you will find a beautiful and fascinating art collection in one of Bath’s great buildings.
Peter Hayes Studio & Gallery
Location
Central Bath
After many years travelling throughout Africa and Asia, Peter Hayes converted and old toll bridge lodge on the banks of the River Avon into a working studio and gallery. Where visitors are able to view the making process at all stages.
No.1 Royal Crescent
Location
Central Bath
The magnificently restored and authentically furnished town house creates a wonderful picture of fashionable life in 18th century Bath.
Haynes International Motor Museum
Location
Somerset
The UK’s largest international motor museum with over 400 vehicles displayed in stunning style, dating from 1885 to the present day. The museum offers fantastic family fun whatever the weather, including café, shop and lots for kids to do.
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