Is Bath Walkable? Getting Around the City Centre on Foot
Yes, central Bath is compact and walkable, with most sights within 15-20 minutes of each other on foot. Here's what to know about hills, pavements and when to take the bus instead.
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Best Boutique and Luxury Hotels in Bath: The Honest Guide
Bath's leading boutique and 5-star hotels compared, from the Georgian Royal Crescent Hotel to the thermal-spring Gainsborough, with what actually sets each apart.
How Long Do You Need at the Roman Baths in Bath?
The Roman Baths take 1.5-2 hours to visit properly with the included audio guide. Here's how to plan your time and when to go to avoid the crowds.
Forest of Dean From Bath: A Family Day Trip Guide
How to get from Bath to the Forest of Dean, plus real prices for Puzzlewood and Go Ape Beechenhurst, and how to plan a family day out there.
Tintern Abbey and the Wye Valley: A Day Trip From Bath
How to get from Bath to Tintern Abbey, current admission and opening hours, and how to build a Wye Valley day around the ruined 12th-century abbey.
Best Hotels With a Swimming Pool in Bath
Bath hotels with their own swimming pool and spa, from the Royal Crescent Hotel to more affordable options.
Best Hotels Near Bath Spa Railway Station
The closest hotels to Bath Spa station, from budget to 5-star, and how far each one actually is on foot.
Hiring a Canal Boat for the Day Near Bath
How to hire your own canal boat from Bradford-on-Avon near Bath, no licence needed, with prices and what's included.
Is the Museum of Bath Architecture Open?
The Museum of Bath Architecture is closed until further notice for repairs. Here's what happened and what to visit instead.
Cycling From Bath to Bristol on the Old Railway Path
How far it is from Bath to Bristol on the traffic-free Railway Path, where to hire a bike in Bath, and what the route is really like.
October Half Term in Bath: A Guide to Family Days Out
What's reliably open, busy or booked out in Bath during October half term, and which family trails and workshops recur every year.
Stag Do in Bath: An Honest Guide to What Actually Works
An honest look at stag dos in Bath: real breweries, boat trips, escape rooms and crazy golf, plus when to just base in Bristol instead.
Where to Stay for Bath Christmas Market: Best Areas
Which Bath neighbourhoods are genuinely walkable to the Christmas Market, when to book, and how prices shift across the market run.
Bath's Best Rooftop and Terrace Bars With City Views
Where to actually get a view with your drink in Bath, from Hall & Woodhouse's rooftop terrace to The Boater's riverside garden.
Malmesbury Day Trip From Bath: Getting There and What to See
Malmesbury Abbey is free to enter and about 45 minutes from Bath by car. Here's how to get there by train and bus too, and what to see once you arrive.
Where to Eat Late in Bath: Restaurants Open After 9pm
Most Bath kitchens shut by 9pm. Here's exactly which restaurants stay open later, with real confirmed last-order times.
The Best Bakeries and Patisseries in Bath, Somerset
From a heritage-grain flour mill to a sourdough specialist and a sold-out vegan bakery, here's where to find Bath's best bread and pastries.
Bath Bus Routes and Fares: First Bus & Park & Ride
First Bus routes, Park & Ride fares and journey times for Lansdown, Newbridge and Odd Down, plus how to pay in Bath.
Cheltenham Day Trip from Bath: Getting There and Around
How to reach Cheltenham from Bath by train, what it costs, and what to actually do once you're there for the day.
Bicester Village Day Trip from Bath: Is It Worth It?
How to get from Bath to Bicester Village, how long it really takes, and whether the outlet shopping trip is worth a full day.
Dog-Friendly Hotels in Bath: Where to Actually Stay
Real dog-friendly hotels in Bath, with their actual pet charges, room types and rules, from five-star to budget chains.
Bath Ghost Walks: Which Tour Should You Book?
A guide to Bath's ghost walking tours: who runs them, where they start, what they cost, and which one suits you.
Roman Baths Visitor Rules: What You Can and Can't Bring
What you can bring to the Roman Baths, what's banned, and whether you can touch the water, straight from the official visitor rules.
Renting a Car in Bath: Where to Hire and Is It Worth It
Bath is hard to drive and park in, but hiring a car can be the easiest way to reach some day trips. Here's where to rent and when it's worth it.
Cardiff Day Trip From Bath: Trains, Times and Cost
Direct trains link Bath Spa and Cardiff Central in about an hour. Here's how to plan a Cardiff day trip from Bath, including timings and cost.
Camping and Caravan Sites Near Bath: The Real Options
Bath has no big campsite in the centre. Here are the genuine camping, touring caravan and lodge options nearby, from 2 miles out to 40 minutes away.
Roman Baths With a Baby or Toddler: What to Know
Pushchairs aren't allowed inside the Roman Baths, you'll swap for a loaned carrier at reception. Here's what else to expect visiting with a baby.
Is Thermae Bath Spa Adults Only? Age Rules Explained
Thermae Bath Spa admits only over-16s (18+ for treatments). Here's the exact age policy, the Cross Bath alternative, and what families can do instead.
Best Specialty Coffee Shops in Bath
Bath punches above its weight on coffee, home to a three-time UK barista champion's roastery. Here's where to find proper specialty coffee in the city.
Best Fish and Chips in Bath: Where to Go
Where to find proper fish and chips in Bath, from Marco Pierre White's favourite Scallop Shell to the takeaway counter at Sea Pearl.
Best Cocktail Bars and Wine Bars in Bath
Where to drink well in Bath, from the award-winning Dark Horse and Hideout to Beckford Bottle Shop's Bib Gourmand wine list.
Best Vegan and Vegetarian Restaurants in Bath
Where to eat plant-based in Bath, from Root's vegetable-forward sharing plates to Cascara's vegan cafe, with real addresses and opening hours.
Best Indian Restaurants in Bath: A Local's Guide
Where to eat Indian food in Bath, from fine-dining Mint Room to a quick samosa at Chaiwalla, with real addresses and what each one does best.
Combe Down: The Village Neighbourhood Above Bath
A guide to Combe Down, the hilltop village neighbourhood south of Bath, gateway to Prior Park, the Bath Skyline and the Two Tunnels Greenway.
Bathwick: The Georgian Neighbourhood Across Pulteney Bridge
A guide to Bathwick, Bath's Georgian neighbourhood east of Pulteney Bridge, home to Sydney Gardens, the Holburne Museum and Jane Austen's old house.
Oldfield Park: Bath's Neighbourhood South of the Centre
A guide to Oldfield Park, Bath's residential neighbourhood south of the centre, with its own railway station, Moorland Road shops and Linear Park.
Bath's Best Cinemas: Little Theatre vs Everyman Compared
Bath has two real cinemas worth knowing: the independent Little Theatre Cinema and the boutique Everyman at SouthGate. Here's how they compare.
Where to Charge an Electric Car in Bath
Real prices and locations for charging an EV in Bath: 55p/kWh fast and 69p/kWh rapid chargers across council car parks and Park and Ride sites.
Bath's Public Swimming Pools: Prices and Where to Go
Culverhay Leisure Centre has closed. Here's where to swim in Bath now, with real prices for Bath Sports and Leisure Centre and Keynsham.
Devizes and the Caen Hill Locks: A Canal Day Trip from Bath
A flight of 29 locks climbs 237 feet in two miles near Devizes. Here's how to reach the Caen Hill Locks from Bath and what else to do there.
Bath vs Bristol: Which Should You Visit First?
Bath and Bristol are 12 miles and an 11-minute train apart. Here's how to choose between them, or see both, based on what you actually want.
Oxford Day Trip from Bath: Is It Worth It?
Oxford is about an hour from Bath by direct train, with 16 services a day from around £10 - here's whether a single day is enough.
Best Hostels and Budget Places to Stay in Bath
YHA Bath and St Christopher's Inn are Bath's two established hostels - here's how they compare, plus budget hotel alternatives.
A Hen Do Guide to Bath: Spa Rules, Boats and Tea
Bath suits a spa-and-prosecco hen weekend well, but Thermae Bath Spa caps groups at six together - here's how to plan around it.
Is There Uber in Bath? Ride-Hailing Apps Compared
Yes - Uber and Bolt both operate in Bath, alongside V-Cars, the city's largest local taxi firm. Here's how they compare on coverage and price.
Best Walks Near Bath: Which One Should You Pick
The Skyline, the Two Tunnels, the canal towpath and Little Solsbury Hill compared, so you pick the right one first time.
Rainy Day Bath: The Best Indoor Things to Do
Museums, markets, spa pools and cafes for a wet day in Bath, with real hours and prices where we could confirm them.
Bath Hotels With On-Site Parking: The Honest Guide
Which Bath hotels genuinely have their own parking, which are free, and what to do if yours doesn't.
Best Spa Days in Bath Beyond Thermae Bath Spa
Real prices and what's included at the Gainsborough, Bath Priory and Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel, compared honestly.
The Bath Skyline Walk: Route, Distance, and How to Get There
A guide to the free National Trust Bath Skyline walk: the 6-mile route, how long it takes, and how to reach it without a car.
Best Day Trips from Bath Without a Car
Which Bath day trips work by train or bus, and which ones genuinely need a car or tour - with real journey times for each route.
Stonehenge Day Trip from Bath: Tours, Trains, and Cost
How to get from Bath to Stonehenge: real tour prices from £25, entry ticket costs, public transport options, and what to pair it with.
Where to Stay in Bath: Best Areas for First-Time Visitors
A local's guide to Bath's best areas to stay, from the walkable city centre to quieter Widcombe and Larkhall, with real trade-offs.
Wells: The Bishop's Palace and Vicars' Close
The moated Bishop's Palace with its bell-ringing swans, and Vicars' Close, one of Europe's oldest streets. What they cost and how to see both.
Walcot Street: Bath's Antiques and Artisan Quarter
Bath's Saturday flea market and independent shops on Walcot Street, plus the Bell Inn's monthly market, and how it differs from Bath's other markets.
Bowood House & Gardens: A Wiltshire Day Trip from Bath
A stately home near Calne with gardens, a lake and a playground, 18 miles from Bath. 2026 prices, season dates, and how it compares to Corsham and Lacock.
Tyntesfield: A Victorian Gothic Day Trip from Bath
Tyntesfield is an ornate Victorian Gothic mansion near Bristol, about 18 miles from Bath. What it costs, how to get there, and what to see.
The Newt in Somerset from Bath: How to Actually Get In
The Newt doesn't sell day tickets at the gate. How the membership and guest-pass system works, and how to get there from Bath.
Clevedon Pier from Bath: Prices, Hours and Getting There
The quieter Somerset seaside day trip from Bath: what Clevedon Pier costs, its hours, and how to get there by car or train.
Stanton Drew Stone Circles: A Quiet Day Out from Bath
England's third-largest prehistoric stone circle complex, 13 miles from Bath, with a £1 honesty-box entry and almost no visitors.
Wookey Hole Caves from Bath: Prices and Getting There
What Wookey Hole actually costs, how it differs from Cheddar Gorge, and why this Somerset day trip really needs a car.
Bath Spa Station: Parking, Drop-off and Left Luggage
What Bath Spa station's car park really costs, where to drop someone off, and what to do about luggage since there's no left luggage office.
Bath Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour: Is It Worth It?
What the City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus in Bath covers, its two routes and stops, and whether it beats walking.
Bristol Zoo Project: A Day Trip from Bath
How to get from Bath to Bristol Zoo Project by train and bus or by car, plus current opening hours and ticket prices.
Bath Assembly Rooms: Why It's Closed and When It Reopens
Bath Assembly Rooms has been closed since early 2025 for a National Trust restoration. Here's what's happening and when it's due to reopen.
Holburne Museum Bath: Tickets, Hours and What to See
Bath's Holburne Museum: current admission prices, opening hours, the free Wednesday window, and why it's Bridgerton's Lady Danbury's house.
Bath Farmers' Market: The Green Park Station Guide
When Bath Farmers' Market runs at Green Park Station, what to expect, and the other weekly markets held in the same building.
Bath parkrun: Your Guide to the Free Saturday 5k
How Bath's two free Saturday parkruns work: start times, meeting points, terrain and how to register for the first time.
Museum of East Asian Art, Bath: Tickets and Hours
Prices, opening hours and what's inside Bath's Museum of East Asian Art on Bennett Street, plus how it compares to nearby museums.
Corsham Day Trip from Bath: Corsham Court and High Street
How to reach Corsham from Bath by car or bus, what Corsham Court costs and when it's open, and how it compares to Castle Combe and Lacock.
Bruton Day Trip from Bath: Hauser and Wirth Somerset
A 50-minute direct train from Bath to Bruton, home to the free Hauser and Wirth gallery, Oudolf Field garden and a walkable high street.
Larkhall: Bath's Village-Feel Neighbourhood to the North
A walkable guide to Larkhall, Bath's quieter northern neighbourhood of independent shops, two pubs, a park and a small fringe theatre.
Bristol as a Day Trip from Bath: What to Actually Do
The train from Bath takes 15-20 minutes. Here's how to spend a real day in Bristol, from the Harbourside to Clifton and the street art trail.
Sham Castle: Bath's Free Hilltop Folly and View
A free 18th-century folly above Bath with one of the city's best views, reachable in under an hour on foot without the full skyline walk.
The Cross Bath: Bath's Other Thermal Spa, Explained
The Cross Bath is a small, historic open-air thermal pool across the road from Thermae Bath Spa's main site, bookable for exclusive private groups of up to 10.
Getting Around Bath at Night: Trains, Buses and Taxis
Bath's Park and Ride runs until 11.30pm Monday to Saturday, trains to London and Bristol run into the late evening, and taxis fill the gap after that.
Westonbirt Arboretum From Bath: Prices and Getting There
Westonbirt, the National Arboretum, is under an hour from Bath by car. Weekday adult tickets run from about £13-14, rising for weekends and autumn colour season.
Stourhead From Bath: The National Trust Garden Day Trip
Stourhead is a 36-minute drive from Bath, with adult tickets from £20 (£22 with Gift Aid). There's no direct public transport, so it's a car or taxi trip.
Hot Air Balloon Rides Over Bath: Prices and Booking
Shared hot air balloon flights over Bath start from around £165 to £180 per person, launching from Royal Victoria Park, weather permitting. Here's how it works.
Dyrham Park Day Trip from Bath: Prices and Getting There
What Dyrham Park costs, how long to allow, and why it only really works if you have a car.
Bath's Best Escape Rooms: Full Prices and Booking
Real prices for Mary Shelley's House of Frankenstein's escape rooms and table-top games in Bath.
Frome Day Trip from Bath: Market Days, Bus and Train
When the Frome Independent market runs, how to get there from Bath, and whether it's worth the trip.
Bath Half Marathon 2027: Date, Route and Closures
The Bath Half Marathon runs Sunday 14 March 2027 from Great Pulteney Street. Route, road closures, and what to expect if you're not running.
Bath Racecourse: Getting There and Race Day Guide
Bath Racecourse's shuttle bus runs from the city centre for £5 return. How to get there, parking, and what to expect on a race day.
Museum of Bath at Work: Hours and What to Expect
Bath's industrial history museum is open daily April-October and weekends in Feb-March. Hours, what's inside, and whether it's worth a visit.
Sally Lunn's Bath: History, Menu Prices and Hours
Sally Lunn's in Bath is open 10am-9pm daily. What the famous bun costs, when to visit without a wait, and whether it's worth the history.
Salisbury Day Trip from Bath: Cathedral and Magna Carta
Salisbury Cathedral, home to an original 1215 Magna Carta and Britain's tallest spire, is under an hour from Bath by train. Here's how to plan the trip.
Gluten-Free and Allergy-Friendly Dining in Bath
Where to eat safely in Bath with coeliac disease or a gluten allergy, from an accredited afternoon tea to coeliac-friendly pizza and chain restaurants.
Cycling in Bath: Bike Hire, Routes and Getting Started
Bath is hilly in the centre but has flat, traffic-free routes along the canal and the Two Tunnels path. Here's where to hire a bike and which routes actually work.
E-Scooters and E-Bikes in Bath: Dott Prices and Rules
Bath's shared e-scooters and e-bikes run through the Dott app, from £1 to unlock plus 25p a minute. Prices, age limits, and where you can ride.
Is the Fashion Museum in Bath Open? What Happened
Bath's Fashion Museum closed in October 2022 and is rebuilding in the Old Post Office, aiming to reopen in 2030. Here's where the collection is now.
Herschel Museum of Astronomy, Bath: Hours, Prices and Tips
Adult entry to Bath's Herschel Museum is £12.50, with tickets doubling as a 12-month pass. Where Uranus was discovered, and how to visit.
Warleigh Weir: A Guide to Wild Swimming Near Bath
What Warleigh Weir is, how to reach it from Bath on foot or by bike, whether it's legal to swim there, and the real safety risks to know first.
Best Pubs with Rooms Near Bath: Historic Inns to Stay
Verified historic pubs and inns with rooms in and around Bath, from a Georgian coaching pub in Combe Down to 14th-century taverns nearby.
Bath Guildhall Market: What's There and When to Go
Everything to know about Bath's historic Guildhall Market: what's inside, when it's open, and how to find it near the Abbey and Pulteney Bridge.
Bath's Best Live Music and Comedy Venues
Komedia, the Chapel Arts Centre and The Forum: Bath's main live music and comedy venues, and what makes each one different.
Best Brunch in Bath: The Pump Room to Timbrell's Yard
Where to get brunch in Bath, from the grand Pump Room by the Roman Baths to a riverside terrace at Timbrell's Yard.
Bath to Bristol by Train: Times, Prices, and Which Station
The Bath to Bristol train takes as little as 11 minutes and starts from about £10.20. Times, frequency and which station to use.
Glastonbury Day Trip from Bath: The Tor and the Abbey
Glastonbury is a 40-minute drive from Bath. Abbey hours, the walk to the Tor, and how to get there without a car.
Getting from Bath to London Heathrow Airport: Coach, Train and Taxi
The Bath to Heathrow coach costs from £13 one-way and takes about 2 hours 5 minutes. How it compares to the train and a taxi transfer.
Bradford-on-Avon: The Easiest Day Trip from Bath
Bradford-on-Avon is about 12 minutes from Bath by train. See the Saxon Church of St Laurence and the 14th-century Tithe Barn, both free to visit.
Beckford's Tower: Bath's Best View, and How to Reach It
Beckford's Tower on Lansdown gives you Bath's best panoramic view after 154 steps. Adult admission is £10; open weekends, mid-February to mid-December.
Widcombe: Bath's Village-Feel Neighbourhood by the Canal
Widcombe is the quiet, village-feel Bath neighbourhood where the Kennet and Avon Canal meets the river, ten minutes' walk from the Abbey.
Boat Trips and Punting on the River Avon in Bath
Row, punt or take a guided cruise on the Avon in Bath. Bath Boating Station charges £10 an hour to hire your own boat; Pulteney Cruisers run guided trips.
Theatre Royal Bath: History, Ghosts and Visitor Guide
Theatre Royal Bath has staged shows since 1805 on Sawclose. Its history, its famous Grey Lady ghost, the Ustinov Studio, and how to visit.
Things to Do in Bath at Night: An Evening Guide
Theatre, comedy clubs, live jazz and atmospheric pubs. Where Bath's evening scene actually happens, and how to plan a night out.
Jane Austen Centre Bath: Tickets, Prices & Is It Worth It
Adult tickets are £18, valid 18 months. What's inside, whether it's worth it, and how it fits into an Austen-themed day in Bath.
Sydney Gardens, Bath: Free Georgian Garden Guide
The UK's only surviving Georgian pleasure garden, free to enter, with Jane Austen history and a canal running through it.
Pulteney Bridge & Weir, Bath: History & Visitor Guide
Free to visit, designed by Robert Adam in 1774. The history of Bath's shop-lined bridge and the weir beside it, plus the best photo spots.
Longleat from Bath: Safari Park Visitor Guide
Longleat is about 40 minutes from Bath by car but hard without one. Prices, what's included, and a genuine car-free option worth knowing.
Bath Rugby Matchday Guide: Getting to The Rec
The Rec is a short walk from Bath Spa station. How to get to Bath Rugby matches by foot, coach or Park and Ride, plus ticket price guidance.
Weston-super-Mare Day Trip from Bath: Beach Guide
Weston-super-Mare is a direct 39 to 48 minute train from Bath, fares from £5. Beach, pier and tide safety for an easy seaside day out.
Avebury from Bath: The Free Alternative to Stonehenge
Avebury's stone circle is free and open, unlike Stonehenge. How to reach it from Bath by train and bus, by car, and whether it's worth it.
Castle Combe from Bath: Getting There and What to See
Castle Combe is about an hour from Bath without a car: train to Chippenham then a taxi. Film locations, costs and how to actually get there.
Bath's best independent bookshops: a browsing guide
Where to find Bath's independent bookshops, from Mr B's Emporium and Topping & Company to the antiquarian George Bayntun near the station.
Little Solsbury Hill walk from Bath: route, distance, how to get there
A 3.3-mile circular walk from Batheaston up Little Solsbury Hill for wide views over Bath, with directions, bus details and what to expect underfoot.
Royal Victoria Park and the Botanical Gardens: Bath's free park
A guide to Royal Victoria Park and its Botanical Gardens next to the Royal Crescent: what's there, what's free, and how to spend an hour or an afternoon.
Lacock day trip from Bath: film locations, prices, getting there
How to visit the National Trust village of Lacock from Bath: Harry Potter and Pride and Prejudice locations, Abbey prices, and honest transport options.
The Circus and Royal Crescent: Bath's Georgian design explained
Why Bath's Circus and Royal Crescent look so uniform, who designed them, and how to read the city's Georgian architecture like a local.
Victoria Art Gallery Bath: Free Entry, Hours and What to See
The Victoria Art Gallery by Pulteney Bridge is free to enter, Tuesday to Sunday. Here's what's in the permanent collection and when to visit.
Bath Spa Station to the City Centre: Walking Guide
Bath Spa station is about half a mile from the Abbey and Roman Baths, a five to ten minute walk. Here's the route, and when to take a taxi instead.
Best Time to Visit the Roman Baths to Avoid the Crowds
Book the 9am opening slot or a weekday afternoon to skip the 11am-3pm crush at the Roman Baths. Here's how timed entry and crowd patterns actually work.
Prior Park Landscape Garden: Tickets, Getting There, No Parking
Prior Park has no car park, adult entry is £12, and the walk up from Bath Spa station is steep. Here's how to visit the National Trust garden properly.
American Museum & Gardens Bath: Prices, Hours, Is It Worth It
Adult entry to the American Museum & Gardens is £17, open Tuesday to Sunday with free parking. Here's what's included and whether it's worth the trip.
Getting a Taxi in Bath: Ranks, Apps and What to Expect
Where Bath's official taxi ranks are, how to book a private hire car, and how hackney carriage fares work.
Bath Christmas Market 2026: Dates, Times and What to Expect
Bath Christmas Market 2026 dates, daily opening hours, and tips for avoiding the crowds and getting there.
No.1 Royal Crescent: Tickets, Hours and Is It Worth It
What it costs to visit No.1 Royal Crescent, opening hours, discounts, and what the museum experience involves.
Bath Abbey: Tickets, Tower Tour and Visitor Guide
What Bath Abbey admission costs, what the 212-step tower tour involves, and how to plan your visit.
Bath on a Budget: How to See the City for Less
How to see Bath's headline sights and plenty more for free, from ticket timing to the city's genuinely free attractions.
Guided Walking Tours of Bath: Free vs Paid Options
The Mayor's free daily walking tour compared with Bath's paid comedy, ghost and Bridgerton-themed tour options.
Is Bath Good for Solo Travellers? A Local's Guide
Why Bath suits a solo trip, from its free daily walking tour to where to stay and eat without feeling awkward alone.
Accessible Bath: A Wheelchair and Mobility Guide
What's step-free at the Roman Baths, No.1 Royal Crescent and Bath Abbey, and how to plan around the parts that aren't.
Bridgerton Filming Locations in Bath: A Walking Guide
The real places behind Bridgerton, from the Royal Crescent to the Holburne Museum, with what you can and can't visit.
Bath's Best Craft Beer: Breweries, Taprooms and Beer Pubs
Bath's beer scene is smaller than Bristol's next door, but it's real: Electric Bear's taproom in Newbridge, the Bath Brew House brewpub, and the Star Inn, tied to the city's only established brewery,
Where's the Best Shopping in Bath?
Milsom Street for Georgian department-store shopping, SouthGate for high-street chains, Guildhall Market for a proper browse. A local's guide to Bath's shopping streets.
Is One Day Enough in Bath, or Should You Stay a Weekend?
One day covers the Roman Baths (from about £27.50), the Abbey and the Royal Crescent if you book ahead. A weekend adds Thermae Bath Spa and a proper pace. Here's how to choose.
Free Things to Do in Bath
A local's guide to genuinely free things to do in Bath, from Georgian streets and parks to the daily free walking tour.
The Kennet and Avon Canal Towpath Walk from Bath
A flat, free towpath walk from central Bath to Bathampton and the Dundas Aqueduct, suited to families, buggies and all abilities.
Best Museums in Bath Beyond the Roman Baths
A local's guide to Bath's other museums, from the Holburne to the Herschel, with costs, timings and which one suits a rainy afternoon.
Dog-Friendly Bath: Pubs, Cafes and Walks Where Dogs Are Genuinely Welcome
Where to walk, eat and drink with your dog in Bath, from Royal Victoria Park to canal towpaths and dog-friendly pubs.
Getting Around Bath Without a Car
How to get around Bath on foot, by bus and by bike, with walk times between the station and the main sights.