Plan your visit to Bath, United Kingdom
For more than 2000 years people have traveled across Europe to relax in the hot springs of Bath.
The origins on this historic city can be traced back to AD 60, when the Romans came to bathe in its hot springs. Today, the springs remain central to Bath’s identity, with many visitors coming to relax at the city’s spa resorts. The entire city was recognized as an UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987 and draws many visitors for its fascinating Roman, Grecian and Royal British history.
Bath is a popular destination year round. In summer the streets and parks of the city are full of locals enjoying the sun. Pack a picnic to enjoy in Parade Gardens as you look across the River Avon, or throw some bread to the ducks in Victoria Park, the largest park in Bath. Behind the park is Royal Crescent, an street of 18th century terrace houses built in an sweeping crescent.
The best way to see the city’s landmarks is by embarking on a walking tour from Bath Abbey. Visit the Roman Baths to see where the city began, see one of the finest examples of gothic architecture in Britain at the Bath Abbey, or take a walk up Great Pulteney Street. Make your way to Pulteney Bridge for shopping, as the bridge is one of just four in the world that is completely lined by retailers. Along with historic landmarks Bath is renowned for its museums, galleries and cultural institutions.
While Bath may not be known for its culinary exports, it is home to some of the coziest pubs in England, and the pub fare is second to none. Enjoying a pie and a pint of bath ale is the perfect way to warm up during Bath’s chilly winter months. Weekend farmers’ markets are a great opportunity to sample the regional delicacies, including locally produced cheddar cheese.
From London you can reach Bath by coach or car in around 2 hours, while visitors arriving from outside the UK will find Bristol’s international airport at your service. At just over 100 miles (160 kilometers) from London, Bath is a perfect weekend escape from the big smoke.
Thermae Bath Spa - Bathe in some of Britain’s warmest thermal waters and unwind with relaxing treatments at this appealing spa complex.
Roman Baths - Marvel at the natural hot spring pools and the majestic architecture at this well-preserved ancient site.
Bath Abbey - Built in the Gothic style, this prestigious church is a popular pilgrimage destination and an important city landmark.
Royal Crescent - This semicircular terrace of townhouses is one of Bath’s most well-known landmarks.
Theatre Royal Bath - One of the oldest working theaters in Britain hosts dramas, comedies, operas and even a few ghosts in a stunning Georgian building .
University of Bath - Enjoy the collegiate vibe at University of Bath during your visit to Bath. Visit the shops and spas in this walkable area.
Jane Austen Centre - Immerse yourself in the world of Jane Austen at this museum or relax in the tea room as her famous characters often did.
Pulteney Bridge - One of only a handful of shop-lined bridges in the world, this architectural marvel has quirky stores and great views.
Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, Lacock & Bath Full-Day Tour with Lunch - Venture outside of London to soak up the history and culture beyond the city limits. Step onto the royal grounds of Windsor Castle early in the morning to avoid the crowds, ponder the mysteries of Stonehenge, and roam the UNESCO-listed stone streets of Bath after lunch in traditional English pub.
From London: Stonehenge and Bath Day Trip with Ticket - Embark on a full-day bus tour along the west of London to the Georgian city of Bath and the prehistoric stone circle of Stonehenge on Salisbury Plain. Learn about the region from your guide. En route to Stonehenge, hear about the mysteries surrounding the prehistoric site from your guide.
Bath Private Self-Guided Walking Audio Tour - Join us on our immersive audio tour as we explore Bath's ancient and medieval history. Learn about the origins of the Roman Baths as a spring for pigs to bathe in, the story of the Roman invasion of Britain, and the mystical properties of Bath's water.
Best of Bath Walking Tours - Georgian Tour - This is a very personal walking tour with Bob and is restricted to 12 people. Bob, has lived in Bath for over 40 years and his love of the city and his sense of humour shines through as he brings to life not only the great characters, but also the grim realities faced by the ordinary people.
Cotswolds & Oxford from Bath - We all know Bath is beautiful, but you don't need to fret that you're leaving it behind this morning. Because where you're headed is just as stunning, with rich history and incredible architecture. After passing through North Wessex Downs, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, you arrive in Oxford.
Bath & Cotswolds Tour from London - Bath Bath is a UNESCO designated World Heritage Site and is known for its outstanding beauty and its rich history. On this tour, you’ll have access to the famous Roman Baths where you can explore at your own pace and learn more about the best-preserved Roman remains in the world as you admire the Roman Baths.
Bath: Guided Walking Tour - Experience the UNESCO World Heritage city of Bath on this guided walking tour. Your expert guide will explain the history, architecture, and some of the many stories that have made Bath such a fantastic place to visit.
Bath Avebury and Lacock Village from London - When you travel through West England, you feel bewildered. In Avebury, you wonder why Neolithic inhabitants built the largest stone circle in Europe. At Lacock, you question how the stunning abbey has managed to be a nunnery, a brewery, a bakery, and a home.
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