New Inn
21 May 2013
A family friendly pub with lots of outdoor space and two children's play areas. You can enjoy dining in the restaurant, conservatory or the cosy bar where a real fire will keep you warm in winter.
A few years ago, the Classic Cottages team started writing about where we live and why we love it. Over time these have evolved into the Classic Guide.
21 May 2013
A family friendly pub with lots of outdoor space and two children's play areas. You can enjoy dining in the restaurant, conservatory or the cosy bar where a real fire will keep you warm in winter.
At eleven acres this is a pretty small park however it more than makes up for this with it's stunning views across the city, hills and woodland. There's a fairly hilly walk if you go on foot from the centre however there is free parking in designated areas and good disabled access. A kids play area, bowling green and outdoor table tennis are available.
Set in extensive grounds with views overlooking Limpley Stoke Valley and the River Avon, you'll find plenty to keep you occupied here whether you stroll around the gardens or step inside and marvel at the decorative folk art inside. You'll also find a cafe, terrace and shop.
This site has been a place of Christian worship for well over one thousand years with many changes and transformations during this time. Standing proudly in the historic city of Bath the Abbey is open for worship and visits most days of the week. See their Web site for opening times and services.
If you hire a bike from here, a ride along the canal towpath is a must. Hiring a bike is a brilliant way to explore this stunning location and you'll get to experience one of the longest cycling tunnels in the UK.
17 days of fun and frolics with over 200 events and performers from around the world. Each event takes place in a different part of the city so check out their Web site for locations and ticket sales.
This 18 hole, 71 par course is situated on a hilltop location and thus gives players a challenging environment with great views. Visitors are welcome an dplease visit their website for costs and bookings.
Ten glorious days of music and literature featuring an eclectic mix of performances taking place in a variety of locations throughout the city. See their Web site for programme details and ticket sales.
This 13 mile circular walk takes in the Kennet and Avon Canal and one of the longest cycling tunnels in the UK. Take a look at the handy Sustrans link for route details and further route information.
Indian street food at it's best. It's not a cafe, it's a takeaway offering Asian cuisine cooked to order with vegetarian and vegan options available. It is popular so expect to join the queue.