The famous writer, Jane Austen lived in Bath between 1801 and 1806 and said that he city played a large part in her life and works. The Jane Austen Centre features many important facts and information about Jane, her writing, the Regency period and more. Jane Austin was one of Bath’s most famous residents and… Read more »

The beautiful spa city of Bath lies in rolling countryside just ripe for exploring, so put on your walking gear and enjoy a day of scenery and wildlife near this famous World Heritage City. Whether you enjoy a leisurely stroll or are looking for a more active across country hike you will find walking routes… Read more »

A visit to the spa city of Bath during spring and summer is a great idea, even when it rains there is still much to do and find to keep you occupied and amused. Bath is well known as a World Heritage Site so if you’re a fan of history there are many museums that… Read more »

Christmas may be behind us but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the odd winter treat to brighten things up. The Royal Hotel is offering fantastic special offer breaks in Bath a third night’s stay for half price when you book two nights over a Friday and Saturday.

Bath is one of those cities that makes you feel all quaint, and in the mood to enjoy simple, old fashioned pursuits amidst its quintessential charms. As luck would have it, there’s plenty of opportunity to indulge in the elegant pleasures of yesteryear, and the Bath boating station is just the place to start.

Bath has always had a special hold of those of us who love all things elegantly old fashioned, and the Bath Vintage and Antiques Sunday market means enthusiasts of yesteryear can pick up a bargain in style. The undercover market takes place on the last Sunday of every month at Green Park Station, and the… Read more »

There are some infamous museums and sites in the historic city of Bath, but the hidden gem that is the Building Bath Collection is one of the best places to start as you get to know the area. The Building Bath Collection tells the tale of Bath’s impressive architectural history and the men who made… Read more »

The last few years have seen Bath’s Ustinov Studio discovered by the rest of the world, and as well as staging more than an amazing 18 premieres, the productions and work created in Bath itself have received rave reviews and thrilled audiences. The studio is perfect for those evenings when you fancy doing something different,… Read more »

Bath may be a city of many things to see and offer a rich history to learn about but fear not, there is a wide selection of tours to help make sure you don’t miss a thing during your visit. There are open bus tours available to help visitors get an uninterrupted view of the… Read more »

So we all know how much there is to see and do in the centre of Bath, but there are some fantastic days out for those of you who fancy venturing a little further afield too. The Canal Visitor Centre is found at the delightfully named Brassknocker Basin just five miles from the city centre,… Read more »