Pulteney Princess Scheduled trips to Bathampton Mill between April and October. Just turn up at Pulteney Weir up to 15 minutes before departure times or, if you prefer, you may telephone 07791 910650 to book. Also available for evening trips to the pub for small groups or for private parties. Call 07791 910650 Bath City [...]

You will have to go a long way to beat the range of cooking opportunities in Bath. All tastes are catered for and there can be no doubt about the quality of that on offer. Below is just a taste of what is available. And don’t forget, for all your culinary needs, there is Bath’s [...]

It can be a struggle to get gifts for people who you don’t know personally. In the corporate world, spa breaks are a good gift to cement relationships when lengthy projects are wrapping up, and for couples, spa getaways can be incredibly refreshing and romantic.

 With treatments such as facials, massages, manicures, pedicures, waxing and [...]

On this glass blowing course you will learn all the basic skills of glassmaking in order to make your own paperweight with a professional glassblower and learn the magical way glass is blown and sculpted. Our course is great if you are a complete beginner as no previous experience is necessary as we will start [...]

Dance as a hobby is almost like finding a new person inside you. This is a perfect fitness program that one needs to enjoy. Dance as a hobby also instils confidence in you. Practice certainly makes a person skilled in any field and this holds good for dance too. It is important to dedicate some [...]

A large section of this web site is dedicated to Accommodation Our Accommodation in Bath section features a wide range of Hotel, Guest House, Bed and Breakfast, Self Catering, Farmhouse , Inn, Rented and Student accommodation to enjoy whilst staying in Bath. Please browse Accommodation in Bath to quickly and easily locate somewhere to stay [...]

Once again, there is something for all tastes in Bath, ranging from cheap and cheerful to frightfully posh. Bath has quite a few top quality Indian restaurants and Demuths is a particularly good vegetarian option. The Firehouse Rotisserie on John Street and the famous Hole in the Wall on George Street are excellent…

Bath has an unusually high proportion of independent shops, giving the city a unique character and making it one of the most popular shopping destinations outside London. The city centre is well known for antiques and women’s designer clothing. There are excellent commercial art galleries and many handmade craft shops and furniture stores.

Look at our listings section for up-to-date details of concerts and gigs in and around Bath. For world, jazz, acoustic, dance music and more try the Bell or the Hat & Feather on Walcot Street, the Chapel Arts Centre on Lower Borough Walls, the Porter Cellar Bar on George Street and the Porter Butt on [...]

Bath has three theatres. The largest and most famous is the Theatre Royal, opened in 1805 and steeped in history. Popular with actors as both a pre and post West End venue, Bath is able to host many of the best productions of the moment. The Ustinov Studio is the little sister of the Theatre [...]

Bath has no shortage of cafes and tea rooms. The historic Pump Room is the best known venue for afternoon tea, while Sally Lunn’s is the home of the famous Bath Bun. A number of the hotels also provide luxurious cream teas. The Adventure Café on George Street is extremely popular for coffee, as is [...]

When the temperature rises in Bath, join the crowds to picnic or laze around in Royal Victoria Park, just below the Royal Crescent. The park extends further to the west with a duck pond, botanical gardens and a grotto to explore. Alternatively, Parade Gardens is a picturesque spot next to the river and in the [...]

The sport that everyone comes to Bath to watch is, of course, rugby. Bath RFC play at the Recreation Ground (affectionately known as ‘the Rec’) just beyond Pulteney Bridge. For more information on games and tickets, call +44 (0)1225 32 52 00 or visit www.bathrugby.co.uk Bath Racecourse is the highest racecourse in Britain overlooking Bath [...]

There are regular walking tours of Bath, not to mention Ghost Walks and a Comedy Walk. The city centre is small and the best way to explore it is by foot. The Tourist Information Office in Abbey Churchyard has walking maps of the city to help you find a route. Besides the museums and the [...]

The most famous tourist attractions of Bath are the Roman Baths, the Pump Room, Bath Abbey, No1 Royal Crescent, the Assembly Rooms and the Museum of Costume. However, there are many other museums in the city. The Museum of Bath at Work shows the industrial past of the city and the Building of Bath Museum [...]

No visit to Bath is complete without tasting the Spa water. It bubbles up to a fountain in the Pump Room and a glassful of the famous healing water – served when still warm – will cost you very little. Be warned, though, it does taste more than a little peculiar. The idea for the [...]

Bath is the festival city of England. Visitors from all over the world flock to the city for the Bath International Music Festival and the accompanying Fringe Festival. The festival season kicks off in February with the Bath International Literature festival and continues with hot air balloon and kite festivals as well as guitar, film, [...]

Bath has two top comedy venues (Komedia & The Comedy Cavern) with quite a few big names appearing in the line-ups. Komedia Bath is the first Komedia-branded venue launched outside of Brighton, Sussex. Presenting a large and diverse arts and entertainment programme over its 14 year history, the south coast venue has featured international and [...]

Bath is surrounded by wonderful countryside and picturesque villages. The historic town of Bradford-on-Avon is only eight miles from Bath and, en route, is the stunning village of Freshford, not to mention the spectacular manor house and Italian gardens at Iford. There are also the ruins of a castle at nearby Farleigh Hungerford. Cheddar Gorge [...]

Clubbing in Bath is generally an underground affair as these great Victorian houses have big cellars. From live music in Moles to funk in PoNaNas most mainstream tastes are covered. Moles – Regularly host live bands – It is a small venue so you get quite an intimate performance! Po Na Na – A variety [...]