Guidebook for Bath

There are so many amazing places to eat in Bath. In the cottage there are leaflets describing and showing the locations of the top 20 places to try. Below are a small collection.

Lively entertainment, contemporary culture and a buzzing nightlife complement Bath’s rich history and heritage to bring vibrancy and energy to its elegant Georgian façades. If you are a music fan, comedy lover or keen theatre-goer, or simply fancy a drink out with friends, Bath is bursting with ways to entertain you during your stay. Catch the latest comedians every Saturday night at Komedia’s ever-popular Krater Comedy Club. Or join the Bizarre Bath Comedy Walk for an irreverent tour of the city which focuses more on the hysterical than the historical! For live music, lose yourself in live jazz at Green Park Brasserie, catch a burlesque cabaret performance at Komedia or get your feet tapping to acoustic folk at the Chapel Arts Centre. Buy tickets for a show at Theatre Royal Bath or The Mission Theatre where a year-round programme of eclectic events brings musicals, dance, comedy and drama to the city. Take your pick from Bath’s pubs, bars and clubs for a cheeky lunchtime tipple, a lively night on the town or a quiet drink before bed. Savour sophisticated tipples at one of the city’s stylish cocktails bars, sample a few pints of local ale or cider at a traditional pub, or dance the night away at Komedia, OPA or The Cork. For a thrilling experience visit Century Casino Bath to get the pulse-racing. Or book a Twilight Package at Thermae Bath Spa for a more relaxed way to enjoy Bath’s nightlife. Watching the sun set over the city from the rooftop pool is a great way to recharge after a busy day exploring.

The Roman Baths are a well-preserved thermae in the city of Bath, Somerset, England. A temple was constructed on the site between 60-70CE in the first few decades of Roman Britain. Its presence led to the development of the small Roman urban settlement known as Aquae Sulis around the site. Longleat is a land of adventure where lions roam, tigers stalk. and monkeys swing. Travel through time in a grand stately home. Lose yourself in one of our magical mazes. Hold exotic creatures from the ends of the Earth. Spring flowers, summer beach, September balloon festival, Halloween/fireworks and winter's wonderland are not to be missed here at Longleat.

Bath has dozens of museums, and its streets are a living museum of Georgian Architecture. The Roman Baths is one of the most complete ancient sites in the world, much of it unchanged for 2000 years. Of course, one of Baths most famous characters is Jane Austen and we have a whole wealth of information on who has visited Bath. Exploring the city Why not choose and print out one of our three Walking tours. The countryside around Bath is among Britain’s finest. Visit the gorgeous villages of Castle Combe or Lacock (National Trust), in which no house is less than 150 years old. Pamper yourself at the Thermae Bath Spa or the various other places looking after your wellbeing. If you are the sporty type, then take a look at Bath Rugby or Cricket; and if you fancy a flutter, there is always Bath Racecourse. There are also a number of top class places to enjoy a round of Golf For more leisurely activities take a look at Parks, Garden & Boating in Bath. For those looking for something a bit different, try the Great Bath Pub Crawl or the Bizarre Bath Comedy, Ghost or Jane Austen walking tours of Bath.

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