Between the 29th March and 7th April 2013 Bath plays host to a wonderful Comedy Festival. Now in the fifth year, the Comedy Festival has the biggest and best line up to date and as always draws both visitors and locals to the area for a fun and unforgettable experience. Tickets for the Comedy Festival… Read more »

Bath is one of those cities that makes you want to take your time and walk your way around it. The nostalgic atmosphere and grand Georgian architecture that have made it famous are best viewed on foot. Happily, the World Heritage Centre Audio Tour can be downloaded as an MP3 free of charge, so visitors… Read more »

Let’s face it, the historic city of Bath looks stunning from any angle or view, but the Tower Tour available at Bath Abbey is an experience as well as an attraction. Enjoy a peek behind the scenes of the imposing abbey building and discover a history that’s entwined with Bath itself.

Bath has seen many firsts, and one of the most significant was the discovery of Uranus by astronomer William Herschel. He used a telescope he designed himself and made the discovery in 1781 right in his own back garden, and the house has been transformed into a small museum to the family’s work. The Herschels… Read more »

There are all kinds of things to see and do in Bath, but what about those days when you fancy trying something completely different during your stay? Well this is one for the foodies, as Flavour of Bath offer a whole day’s culinary experience right in the centre of the city.

So last season was all about giving joy to others and making sure they had a good time, so we think spring should be about a little pampering for yourself to get you ready for summer. The first few months of the year may not always be the most positive, as there are the pressures… Read more »

No trip to Bath is complete without visiting the magnificent Roman Baths. The Romans helped to make the City of Bath world-famous and their legacy still lives on, even after all this time.

A visit to Bath is a chance to step back in time, and the Georgian Garden is a hidden, fascinating example of how things looked in Jane Austen’s time. Thousands travel to see the Royal Circus with its unique curving architecture, but not so many wander to the back of the houses and take the… Read more »

Just 9 miles from the city of Bath, in a peaceful valley lay the remains of the once-grand Farleigh Hungerford Castle. Now owned by the National Trust, the majestic ruins are still breathtaking and date back to the 14th century.

Bath’s Holburne Museum is housed in one of the city’s most striking buildings, and it’s a great day out for visitors of all ages. With free entry to all permanent collection, the museum is proud to display ‘art for everyone’, and it’s open all year round.