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Bath Bites: Sharpham Park’s Spelt Farmhouse Loaf
Sharpham Park have shared their recipe for a Spelt Farmhouse Loaf for you to try at home...
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We've found lots of ways that you can enjoy Bath's museums, attractions, restaurants and scenery from the comfort of your own home.
There are plenty of ways to discover Bath virtually. Explore Bath's wonderful museums online, go on a virtual tour of one of the city's landmarks, or admire the city by watching a short film.
Download Bath-themed learning resources and at-home activities to enjoy with the kids, discover one of Bath's on-screen credits or while away an afternoon cooking up a delicious recipe from one of the city's restaurants.
Virtual Activities
Virtual Edge and Andrew Brownsword Gallery
Contemporary arts centre home to exhibitions, classes, performances and workshops.
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Virtual Fashion Museum Bath
Explore fashion through the ages, try the online quiz and enjoy kids' activities.
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Online Painting Workshops with Combe Down Art Trail
Need inspiration? Artists from Combe Down are leading new workshops online!
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Virtual Bath Carnival
Enjoy a programme of events and activities from the comfort of your home.
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Virtual Victoria Art Gallery
Take a virtual tour, watch videos and enjoy kids' activities.
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Virtual Roman Baths
Enjoy a virtual tour of the Roman Baths, play online games and try children's activities.
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Go on a Virtual Tour of Bath
If you aren't able to visit Bath in person or are planning a future trip, you can get a flavour of some of the city's highlights on a virtual tour.
Explore the Roman Baths, a grand bathing and socialising complex constructed in around 70 AD, admire stunning city views from the rooftop pool of Thermae Bath Spa, virtually visit Bath Assembly Rooms, which was used for dancing, card playing, tea drinking and conversation in Georgian Bath, and take a tour of the Theatre Royal Bath's historic Main House.
We've put together a roundup of virtual tours that you can enjoy from the comfort of your own home...
Discover Bath's Museums Online
Bath has more museums in just one square mile than most larger cities can boast altogether, offering a wealth of remarkable stories. Many of the city's museums offer the chance to learn about Bath's unique history from home.
Browse the Fashion Museum Bath's iconic Dress of the Year collection, get a glimpse of eighteenth-century life on a digital tour of No.1 Royal Crescent, find out more about Palladianism in the city and post-war Bath on the Museum of Bath Architecture website, and browse a collection of over 40,000 high-quality historical images of Bath in Time.
Here's our roundup of Bath museums that you can discover online...
Download Learning Resources and At-Home Activities
If you're looking for at-home activities to enjoy with the kids, there are plenty of local resources on offer.
Youngsters can learn about one of the best-preserved Roman remains in the world, discover the extensive collection of the only museum in the UK solely dedicated to the arts and cultures of East and South East Asia, enjoy a range of online activities themed around the six features that make Bath a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and explore architectural concepts through a series of fun LEGO® challenges.
To help make finding things to do at home a little easier, here's our guide to Bath-themed learning resources and at-home activities that you can find online...
Takeaway and Food Delivery Services
In response to the Government's third nationwide lockdown, announced on 4th January 2021, many restaurants, cafés and pubs are offering takeaway and home delivery services throughout November, letting you safely support the local business community during this difficult time.
Check out our handy list, which will be refreshed and updated regularly. If you are a food and drink provider based in or around Bath and offering takeaway and/or delivery, please get in touch with Lisa Franklin and we will add you to the list.
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Fifteen Little-Known Facts About Bath
Think you know all there is to know about Bath? Here are 15 little-known facts about the city...
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Eating and Drinking, Bath Bites
Bath Bites: Three Tasty Brunch Recipes from The Provenist
While many of us are enjoying more meals than ever from home, the team at The Provenist have offered up the recipes for three of their brunch dishes for you to take your pick from...
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Bath Bites: The Cheddar Gorge Cheese Company’s Creamy Cheddar Cheese Soup
The latest recipe in our Bath Bites series comes to us courtesy of the Cheddar Gorge Cheese Company, who are showing us how to cook up a delicious creamy cheddar cheese soup...
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Virtual Ways to Take Care of Your Wellbeing
Although local gyms, leisure centres and wellbeing spaces are currently closed, many have moved their much-needed services online. Here's our roundup of virtual ways to take care of your wellbeing during this difficult time...
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Bath Bites: The Bird, Bath’s Red Pepper and Tarragon Bread
With many of us currently spending more time than usual at home, more and more people are discovering the delights of baking their own bread. Thank you to The Bird, Bath for sharing their delicious recipe for Red Pepper and Tarragon Bread, so that you can try it at home...
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Gardening Tips and Inspiration from Bath-Based Horticulturalists
Bath and the surrounding area is home to an array of gardens and beauty spots. With many currently closed to the public, we’ve asked the designers and horticulturalists who look after them for some gardening tips and inspiration...
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Learning Resources and At-Home Activities
To help make finding things to do at home a little easier, here's our guide to Bath-themed learning resources and at-home activities that you can find online...
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Bath Bites: The Pump Room Restaurant’s Victoria Sponge Cake
One of the most quintessentially British traditions to enjoy when visiting Bath is an afternoon tea. Although you can't currently dine a delicious afternoon tea at The Pump Room Restaurant, you can enjoy a cup of tea and a slice of their delicious Victoria Sponge Cake from the comfort of ...
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Pay it Forward in Bath
Making a donation or purchasing a voucher or gift card to be used later are brilliant ways to help support local businesses while you stay home and stay safe. Here's how you can pay it forward in Bath...
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Bath Bites: Simi’s Just-Pulled Allotment Leek and Chicken Pie
In our Bath Bites series, we'll be posting delicious recipes from Bath-based restaurants and food businesses that you can enjoy from the comfort of your home. Thanks to Simi from Simi's Kitchen for sharing her wonderful recipe for Leek and Chicken Pie...
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Videos of Bath to Enjoy from Home
During this difficult time, Bath’s attractions are temporarily closed and most people are spending a lot more time than usual at home. With this in mind, we've put together a selection of videos of Bath to keep you entertained during the lockdown period...
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Discover Bath’s Museums Online
Bath has more museums in just one square mile than most larger cities can boast altogether, offering a wealth of remarkable stories. Many offer the chance to learn about Bath's unique history from home...
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Virtual Tours of Bath
If you aren't able to visit Bath or are planning your next trip, you can get a flavour of some of the city's highlights on a virtual tour. From discovering the ancient Roman Baths to virtually visiting some of the city’s luxury hotels, here’s our roundup of tours ...
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Seen on Screen
Bath has long attracted directors and producers eager to feature the city’s stunning Georgian architecture and surrounding manor houses and countryside on both the big and small screen…
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