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.
An eclectic mix of music, theatre, dance, film and mime; all events taking place here. Check out their calendar for whats on.
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.
Every Friday and Saturday evening some of the worlds top magicians perform to a small audience of only 35. Give them a call to book tickets in advance, you'll have an amazing evening. Children need to be over the age of 10.
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!
Run by the Bath Preservation Trust, this museum gives an insight into life around the 1700's with rooms decorated and furnished from the time. Baby buggies cannot be taken around the house but baby carriers are available.
The first theatre royal outside of London, this building is steeped in history. Take a look at their diary of events for forthcoming performances.
Pretty gardens in central Bath with well kept flower beds and an annual 3 dimensional floral feature in summer. There's a bandstand where summer concerts are held with deck chairs available and a cafe for refreshments and outdoor seating.
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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.
An eclectic mix of music, theatre, dance, film and mime; all events taking place here. Check out their calendar for whats on.
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.
Every Friday and Saturday evening some of the worlds top magicians perform to a small audience of only 35. Give them a call to book tickets in advance, you'll have an amazing evening. Children need to be over the age of 10.
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!
Run by the Bath Preservation Trust, this museum gives an insight into life around the 1700's with rooms decorated and furnished from the time. Baby buggies cannot be taken around the house but baby carriers are available.
The first theatre royal outside of London, this building is steeped in history. Take a look at their diary of events for forthcoming performances.
Pretty gardens in central Bath with well kept flower beds and an annual 3 dimensional floral feature in summer. There's a bandstand where summer concerts are held with deck chairs available and a cafe for refreshments and outdoor seating.