Whether fine food or local fayre is what excites your taste buds you will find an extremely wide range of flavours and food stuffs to make your trip to Bath the best ever. Choose from country pubs, to cosy cafes and award winning restaurants that are spread across this beautiful city. Bath is well known across the globe for its typical English foods, produced and sold not only locally and also as a very popular destination for travellers to visit.
Category Archives: Things to do in Bath
Vintage and Classic Cars Come to Bath
On the weekend of the 6th and 7th July the Bath Motor Pageant takes place at Walcot Rugby Ground where vintage, classic and beautiful cars as well as motorbikes are on show for you to see. The event promises to be a fun filled weekend for all of the family with some extra special vehicles making the trip to Bath to be displayed in all of their glory.
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
The spa city of Bath is pleased to announce a production of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream this summer in the beautiful setting of Green Park Station. The station itself is a marvel of Victorian architecture, some of which dates back 150 years.
Bath Folk Festival
For the third year running Bath is hosting a festival of folk music that is sure to get your feet tapping and your body moving. From the 10th to the 18th August you will be treated to a fantastic line up of folk bands, music sessions and workshops that you join in with and explore folk music more.
Love Bath City Festival
For a fun family day why not head along to the Love Bath City Festival on the 23rd June 2013? This exciting festival is great for all ages and totally free to attend. There is plenty to do for the younger members of the family with bouncy castles, games and puppets shows, plus you can relax and enjoy the local musical talent, great atmosphere and there’s even free food and drink!
Little Solsbury Hill
Stunning views of beautiful countryside and an array of historical stories are just a part of what you can find at Little Solsbury Hill near the spa town of Bath. Also known as Mount Badon, Little Solsbury Hill is a favourite spot for locals and visitors to Bath and surrounding areas and also walking enthusiasts.
Romantic Tours of Bath Abbey
Spring and summer are the ideal times to spend quality time or enjoy a break with your loved one or partner. And for the romantics among us Bath Abbey have now organised a romantic tower tour. Bath Abbey is a popular place to visit for tourists and visitors to the area, but the private and romantic tower tour adds a little something extra for the lovers out there.
Radstock Museum
Radstock Museum is a fantastic and educational look into a rural mining community and life in the Somerset coalfields during days gone by and time when mining was truly a part of daily life. The museum explains the heritage, day to day events, occasions and lifestyles of all who lived and worked in the area at that time.
Bath at Night
Explore and see the sights of Bath by torchlight and you will see them in a completely different and unique way. Walk on ancient and historical paths, visit the Roman bath house and allow your senses to be overwhelmed by this magical torch light tour. During the month of May many of the best attractions of Bath are opening their doors and joining in with the torch light tour. Under the cover of darkness your adventure starts.
Fashion Research Centre
It’s not just dedicated followers of fashion that will enjoy the Fashion Research Centre in the centre of Bath – Here you can find a unique collection of fashion and literature on the same subject as good as anywhere else in the world. The Fashion Research Centre is a great day out for those wishing to learn more or study fashion themselves. Booking is by appointment only and the centre will allow you to see any particular items of interest with their helpful staff.