In March 2013, Bath will once again play host to its world-renowned literature festival. In recent years, the festival has gone from strength to strength and has welcomed world-famous authors who have been more than happy to play an integral part in all the festival has to offer.

If you want to experience something pretty exciting, then you should visit the Boston Tea Party Café in Bath. This café is usually very busy and you’re likely to have to queue outside while you wait for a seat, it’s that good. The food here is great but don’t expect a huge meal as the… Read more »

If you’re looking for simply delicious food in charming surroundings, then Café Retro might be just the ticket. Found in York Street, this café serves a wide range of hot and cold foods that will satisfy anyone’s taste buds.

For approximately 800 years, the Guildhall Market in Bath has been selling goods to the local community. This market used to be huge, but due to redevelopment in the late 19th century, many of the stalls were lost. However, as you take a walk around the market, you will still see some fascinating and original… Read more »

The Jane Austen Centre is a remarkable museum dedicated to one of England’s finest writers. This museum is full to the brim of delightful exhibits and works from Austen herself. If you’re a fan of her works, then this museum is definitely a must-visit place. Found at 40 Gay Street, the Jane Austen Centre is… Read more »

If you’re travelling to Bath and planning on staying here for a few days with children, then the Little Theatre could be just what you are looking for. The Little Theatre is in actual fact a cinema that shows many of the latest films. These films are suitable for children of any age and they… Read more »