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.
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.
A oasis of calm in the city centre. Seven acres of pleasant footpaths around trees, shrubs and well kept flower beds. There is a Garden for the Blind which receives nice reviews.
An independent book shop offering personal service and a warm welcome. Either visit the shop in the centre of Bath or use their Web site to browse through the books on offer. The perfect way to find your holiday read!
This beautiful gardens is located in a valley with views overlooking Bath and the surrounding area. Visit the Palladian bridge and spend the day enjoying the peace and quiet. There's a Tea Shed for when you fancy refreshments. For information this is a National Trust site, there is no parking apart from disabled spaces and parking nearby is a bit hit and miss. It is quite hilly and dogs are welcome on a lead.
A delightful Victorian park with well maintained flower beds, open spaces and huge childrens play area including skate ramps. You'll also find tennis courts, bowling, golf course and boating pond. A lovely place to spend the afternoon.
'Enjoy fun Days Out near Bath with all the family with our long list of 6 things to do with the children, as recommended by people who have been there.'
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.
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.
A oasis of calm in the city centre. Seven acres of pleasant footpaths around trees, shrubs and well kept flower beds. There is a Garden for the Blind which receives nice reviews.
An independent book shop offering personal service and a warm welcome. Either visit the shop in the centre of Bath or use their Web site to browse through the books on offer. The perfect way to find your holiday read!
This beautiful gardens is located in a valley with views overlooking Bath and the surrounding area. Visit the Palladian bridge and spend the day enjoying the peace and quiet. There's a Tea Shed for when you fancy refreshments. For information this is a National Trust site, there is no parking apart from disabled spaces and parking nearby is a bit hit and miss. It is quite hilly and dogs are welcome on a lead.
A delightful Victorian park with well maintained flower beds, open spaces and huge childrens play area including skate ramps. You'll also find tennis courts, bowling, golf course and boating pond. A lovely place to spend the afternoon.