Using Bath as a base you can travel far and wide making full use of the easy road and trains links plus excellent public transport within the city. Close by is the town of Bristol which is slightly larger than Bath and also has a port, Bristol is just 13 miles south east of Bath.… Read more »

True music lovers will enjoy a trip to see the Bath Philharmonic Orchestra play. This much loved professional orchestra have regular scheduled performances held in the spa city of Bath and are not to be missed. Some of the finest musicians across the South West of England play in this orchestra and with approximately 30… Read more »

Thomas Baldwin was one of the leading architects of Bath from 1775 until his death in 1820. Baldwin was believed to be responsible for many of the stunning Georgian buildings that are still seen in the spa city today. Palladian style was what Thomas Baldwin preferred and his own home at Great Pulteney Street was… Read more »

Built in 1767, The Octagon Chapel was designed by Timothy Lightholder to be a well-lit, airy and warm church. The building proved to be that and more and is today listed as a Grade II building with historical interest. Many famous people have spent time in The Octagon including Jane Austen, who is said to… Read more »

The spa city of Bath has its very own brewery, specialising in quality ales made using traditional methods paired with the latest of technology. Bath Ales was established in 1995 and has flourished due to their commitment and passion for ale. With 13 different craft ales now for sale the brewery is among a handful… Read more »

In a city with as much history as Bath you would not expect to find as many open places, parkland and scenic delights as there are. The public parks of Bath are a haven for nature, a place to relax and a beauty to see. If you love spending time outdoors or are looking for… Read more »

This 120 foot tall neo-classical tower is a much loved feature in Bath. Built for William Beckford and designed by Henry Edmund Goodridge, the tower was thought of something of a folly by locals at the time. Used as a retreat and library by Beckford himself until his death in 1844, the tower has many… Read more »

The Artisan Market at Milsom Place offers a taste sensation from a variety of top quality food vendors. You can find everything from Sushi to French cuisine all in one great location, combined with fantastic shopping facilities. The weekly food market brings local and regional produce together with speciality food in a great atmosphere.

If you have never visited the spa town of Bath before then you will be surprised at how much there is to see and do in this beautiful part of the English countryside. Visiting Bath is a great opportunity to learn about the history of Bath and how it became the place Romans flocked to.… Read more »

We know how it is, when booking your accommodation in Bath you’re looking for two things, somewhere that’s close to the classic landmarks that make the city unique, and an indulgent room to return to at the end of the day. The Royal Hotel in Bath proudly offers both, so it’s time to make that… Read more »