Spring is a fantastic time of year to visit this beautiful city: Bath looks simply gorgeous in March and April, with daffodils and other early bloomers making their presence known in the many green spaces to be found within the city boundaries. And if you enjoy spending time outdoors, spring is probably the best time to come as it’s neither too warm nor too cold for the majority of popular outdoor pursuits. Sunny days with brisk breezes and the occasional cloud are perfect for kite flying, dog walking, exploring the city on foot and many other enjoyable activities. Below, we list the very best things to do in spring, for your convenience.
The Best Things to Do in Bath in Spring
- Great Escape Room Challenge – Held annually, at Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein in Gay Street, Bath, the Great Escape Room Challenge is a team game that can be played by groups of up to 7 players. It is always held at Easter so it’s unfortunately too late if you would like to try it this year but there’s always next year.
- Skyline Walk – This 3-mile circular walk traditionally starts (and finishes!) at Bathwick Hill but as it’s a circle, you can start and finish wherever you like. No matter where you decide to start and finish, you can look forward to enjoying some beautiful scenery during the walk, including Iron Age remnants, local woodland, Pulteney Bridge, The Holburne Museum, Sydney Gardens and many more charming attractions.
- Mother’s Day Treats – If you would like to treat your mum next Mother’s Day, Bath is a great place to visit in March. You can take her for a delicious meal in a Michelin-starred restaurant, enjoy the city’s stunning architecture on an afternoon stroll and finish the day with a concert, comedy show or just a relaxing evening at the Royal Hotel before sleep.
If there are any things to do in Bath in spring that you would particularly like to try, book a city break at the Royal Hotel and you can be sure of having a great time.