With a buzzing city centre and a string of things to do, Bath is the perfect city break.

An acclaimed World Heritage Site, Bath is home to England’s most complete Georgian architecture including The Royal Crescent, The Circus and Great Pulteney Street.

Nearby can be found iconic attractions such as Stonehenge, The 
Cotswolds and 
Longleat Safari Park.

Bathe and book a massage at Thermae Bath Spa and gaze over the city and surrounding hills from their rooftop pool.

Spend a sunny day in the stunning parks and gardens- Sydney Gardens, Royal Victoria Park, Henrietta Park, and Bathwick Hill are just a few recommendations.

Taste locally brewed ales at The Brewhouse, The Salamander, The Star Inn, The Green Tree, The Raven or The Couer de Lion, amongst many others.

See a play or show at one of Baths 4 theatres or have a laugh at Komedia.

Visit The Jane Austen Centre and learn about Bath’s most famous resident, then visit No. 1, The Royal Crescent to experience an authentic Georgian home.

The compact city centre makes shopping a dream.

Combining grand Georgian streets and thoroughfares with many small picturesque passageways and lanes enjoy yourself in a world or retail therapy!

Take an open topped bus tour.

Take a rooftop tour of Bath Abbey. Explore the Roman Baths and take afternoon tea in The Pump Room above them.

Learn a new skill, maybe take a baking course with renowned chef Richard Bertinet or a Pottery class at Sanity Studios. 

Bath has one of the widest range of restaurants. Below are some of our favourite
recommendations:

Chez Dominique ££. www.chezdominique.co.uk
Clayton’s Kitchen £££. www.claytonskitchen.com
The Ivy £££ www.ivycollection.com
The Circus ££ www.thecircusrestaurant.co.uk
The Pulteney Arms ££ www.thepulteneyarms.co.uk
The Elder £££ www.theelder.co.uk
The Mint Room £££ www.bath.themintroom.co.uk
The Oven ££ www.theovenpizzeria.co.uk
Hudson Steak House £££ www.hudsonsteakhouse.co.uk
The Bath Priory ££££ www.thebathpriory.co.uk
Menu Gordon Jones ££££ www.menugordonjones.co.uk
Sotto Sotto ££ www.sottosotto.co.uk
Yak Teti Yak ££ www.yakyetiyak.co.uk
Oak Restaurant (vegan) ££ www.oakrestaurant.co.uk
Olive Tree Restaurant £££ www.olivetreebath.co.uk
Walcot House £££ www.walcothousebath.com
The Beefy Boys ££ www.thebeefyboys.com
Solina Pasta ££ www.solinapasta.com
The Marlborough Tavern ££ www.marlborough-tavern.com
Corkage ££ www.corkagebath.com
Cappadocia ££ www.capparestaurant.co.uk

Siobhan Coyle of The Bath Cook 07956 328334  
www.thebathcook.co.uk

Royal Crescent Hotel 
www.royalcrescent.co.uk/the-spa

Thermae Bath Spa 
www.thermaebathspa.com

The Bath Priory 
www.thebathpriory.co.uk

Bath is a small city that is best explored on foot.

We are ideally located to see most of Bath’s attractions within a 10 minute level walk. Most visitors don’t use public transport, but should the need arise, you’ll find the railway station, bus stop, and taxi rank nearby.

Open-top buses are a fun way to see the city and has a stop on Great Pulteney Street.

Taxis Firms:

Veezu www.veezu.co.uk
Vcars www.v-cars.com

Police dial: 999
Ambulance dial: 999
Fire dial: 999

Pulteney Street Practice
01225 464567

NHS non-emergency medical advice line service dial 111 or visit 111.nhs.uk website.

Hospital – Royal United Hospital A&E www.ruh.nhs.uk

Emergency Dentist:
Pulteney Dental Practice 01225 461572 
www.pulteney.co.uk/bathampton-dental-practice