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Discover Bath's historic sites
We take a deep dive into how Bath's history is closely tied to water.
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Bath
Discover Bath’s unique cultural offering as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and learn what makes the city so special.
Stall Street, Bath
At the heart of the Bath social (and high tea!) scene for over two centuries.
Bath
Step into the world of Mary Shelley and her most infamous creation, Frankenstein.
Bath
Step back 250 years to explore a fascinating Georgian townhouse.
Abbey Church Yard, Bath
Famed for its hot springs, Bath houses the best preserved Roman Spa from the ancient world. Delve into the history of this magical monument and admire its architecture and engineering.
Wells
Wookey Hole Caves is one of the UK’s largest show cave systems, lying deep below the Mendip Hills. It’s home of the Witch of Wookey Hole and offers a magical and historical day out for explorers of all ages.
Bath
Roseberry Road Studios is a new space in Bath dedicated to contemporary art, music, and performance.
Bath
The widest and grandest thoroughfare in Bath.
Bath
Discover the newly opened Roman Gym as part of your visit to the Roman Baths.
Chippenham
A quirky country house and grounds, built on the foundations of a medieval nunnery, that celebrates the scientific genius of the inventor of the photographic negative.
Bath
A fully bespoke walking tour crafted around your interests, offering a personal and insightful journey through Bath’s highlights and hidden corners with an expert local guide.
Bath
Be taken around the multiple haunted sites of this beautiful city by your very own dedicated and costumed guide.
Bath
The Original Stonehenge Experience. Small group, half day tours direct from Bath.
Bath
Fascinating art exhibitions in an impressively majestic setting.
Bitton, Bristol
The Avon Valley Railway is returning steam to the Avon Valley.
Tucked away at the bottom of a tranquil valley, just 15 minutes from Bath, a visit to the romantic, award-winning, Grade I listed Iford Manor Gardens transports you across the globe, with a range of garden designs.
Marlborough
At Avebury you will find the largest stone circle in the world, a museum and a manor house in the heart of the Avebury World Heritage Site.
Bath
Located on the outskirts of town, find the best day out in Bath with breathtaking views, fascinating museum collections, stunning gardens, gallery shop, children’s play area and the American Garden Deli, with its scenic garden terrace.
Wells
This guided tour lifts the veil on over a million years of geology and folklore within Britain’s most iconic cave system.
Bath
There's nowhere else quite like Bath Abbey. Magnificent stained-glass windows, columns of honey-gold stone and some of the finest fan vaulting in the world, create an extraordinary experience of light and space.
Glastonbury
Visitors to Somerset Rural Life Museum can explore Somerset’s rural and social history from the 1800s onwards, discovering more about the county’s landscape, farming, working life and rural crafts.
Calne
Bowood House & Gardens is the home to the Lansdowne family. Bowood offers a fantastic day out in Wiltshire for all the family. Famous for one of the UK’s most extensive Adventure Playgrounds, children are guaranteed the time of their lives.
Warminster
Longleat, nestled within 900 acres of ‘Capability’ Brown landscaped grounds, is home to the UK’s original Safari Park.
Near Amesbury
One of the most iconic prehistoric monuments in Europe.
Bath
Explore the life of William Herschel, the astronomer who discovered Uranus in 1781.
Bath
A fun and frightening stroll through the haunts of Bath, suitable for all of the family, it’s a night of entertainment, fear and interaction with the dead!
Bath
A welcoming and insightful walking tour exploring Bath’s essential highlights, hidden stories, and iconic landmarks, led by a talented local guide who brings the city to life.
Ralph Allen Drive, Bath
Prior Park Landscape Garden is a beautiful and intimate 18th-century landscape garden in Bath with stunning views across the city.
BATH
Resting place of over 3000 people who died in the Bath Union Workhouse between 1858 and 1899.