Bath Shopping - Markets in Bath

Specialist Dealers in good 18^th, 19^th Century Furniture, Jewellery, Japanese Art, Designer Costume Jewellery, Scent Bottles, Antiquities, Postcards, Stamps, Railwayana, Sewing Items, Silver, Lighting, Paintings, Prints, Clocks, Boxes, Chess Sets and Carpets. In-house Jeweller. Coffee Shop opening soon. Stalls / cabinets from £90 per month. Parking on street; parking cards available.

5-8 Saville Row, Bath, BA1 2QP

Bartlett Street Antique Centre

Over 50 knowledgeable dealers and 160 manned showcases offering a huge variety of antiques and collectables for sale. Including antiquities, barometers, carpets, cabinets, ceramics, clocks, boxes, buttons, furniture, glass, jewellery, linen, lace, metalware, paintings, prints, pewter, plate, rugs, samplers, silver, textiles, toys, watches and much more. Furniture restoration and jewellery workshops. Lovejoys Restaurant serving homemade food.

Opening Times: 9am-5pm Monday to Saturday. Wednesday 8am-5pm

5/10 Bartlett Street, Bath, BA1 2QZ

Green Park

This is a splendid restored Victorian railway station with a variety of features - specialist shops and stalls within the spectacular former train shed

The shops offer stationery, cd’s, picture framing, bags and belts, and even men’s hairdressing.

Green Park Market runs Tuesday - Sunday, with the Bath Farmers Market (fresh local produce and free entertainment) on the first and third Saturdays of each month.

Watch out for ‘Art at the Braz’ - a rolling programme of art at Green Park Brasserie, ‘Art in the Foyer’, and 'Central Space Events’.

Green Park Road, City Centre, Bath BA1 1JB

Guild Hall

The Guild Hall is an indoor market wander around and you will find some interesting stalls. The market is housed in a beautiful building. The market has been established since 1284.

For fresh produce the Guild Hall is recommended as it has a market selling speciality teas, wild boar pate, fresh fruit and Veg. Along with craft stalls, leather goods, books and pet stalls.

The stalls range from the cheap to the expensive depending on what is purchased i.e. speciality foods may be more expensive but some of the crafts are on the cheaper side.

High Street, Bath, BA2 9EQ

Walcot Street

There is a massively diverse selection of goodies to be found in this bohemian part of Bath.

You will be offered the following from independent boutiques; hats, designer fridges, futons, fine cheese, mountain gear to old books, bikes and sewing machines.

There is the flea market on Saturdays, where you can spend a good hour or so wandering from stall to stall bartering to get the right price.

They even have their own passports on Walcot Nation Day when the whole street is given over to parades, music, food and a whole feast of other brilliant stuff.

Watch out for this event as part of the Fringe festival in June.