If you like to have a bit of fun while you’re on holiday you may be interested to know there are some unusual things to do in Bath. If doing the same old thing as everyone else is not your cup of tea, Bath is the perfect place for your holiday.

Once you have booked your accommodation in Bath you should take a look at the activity suggestions below as we’re sure you’ll be more than happy to give your holiday an unusual twist.

The Balmy Kitchen

If you love to cook then you may enjoy taking part in a cookery course at a cookery school. Designed for people of all ages, the cookery courses will help to boost your confidence in the kitchen and encourage those who aren’t keen on cooking to give it a try.

Up to six people can take part at any one time and your kitchen skills are sure to benefit from one of the lessons. The courses are an ideal gift for anyone who loves to spend time creating dishes, so if you want to make your unusual holiday a special one, The Balmy Kitchen is the place to be!

At the time of writing each session costs £40 and includes wine or fruit juice along with a 3 course meal, which makes the balmy Kitchen even more of a pleasure to visit.

Razorcat tours

Why take a boring walking tour around Bath when you could take a tour in style? Razorcat tours will take you around one of Britain’s best cities on a chauffeur driven trike. A tour on a trike isn’t just unusual, it’s a lot of fun as well.

You will have the choice of a number of rides that will take you to different places around the city. The Taster Ride is ideal for those who want to take a quick trip on the trike (Lasting 20 minutes), whereas the Joy Ride lasts an hour and will show you a lot of different sights.

There’s also the Pub Lunch Tour which will not only take you around Bath but it also combines a pub meal and is ideal for those who want to celebrate a special occasion. Contact info@razorcattours.com for more information.

Bubbly

Why not experience one of Bath’s most exciting café’s? This café sells Bubble tea that originates in Taiwan and is part of the excellent menu on offer. Located in Little Southgate, you’ll find Bubble between the bus and train stations, and you’ll have the chance to enjoy a wide range of drinks starting from £2 (Correct at the time of writing).

If you want to take part in something even more unusual, stay in the café and give the digital graffiti wall a try! Open 7 days a week and catering for vegetarians and vegans this café is a bright, alive and bubbly place you won’t want to miss. With a menu suitable for all ages, stepping into Bubbly is sure to be one of the highlights of your stay.

The Jane Austen Centre

If you love history and literature, a visit to the Jane Austen Centre is one of the most unusual things to do in Bath. The exhibition shows how Jane Austen lived during her years in Bath and how the beautiful Georgian city inspired some of her best-known work.

Guides in regency costumes bring Austen’s life to light, and the displays make you feel part of the Georgian era. It is a memorable way to connect with Bath’s rich history and one of the most charming historic sites in the city centre.

A Stroll Along The River Avon

Taking time by the River Avon is a relaxing way to explore beyond central Bath. Walking along its banks reveals hidden gems, bridges and beautiful sights that show a calmer side of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

You can follow the path towards Pulteney Bridge or even join a walking tour that shares stories about the river’s past. Whether you wander quietly or stop to take photos, the River Avon offers a unique view of Bath’s stunning Georgian architecture.

Discover The Assembly Rooms

The Assembly Rooms are a highlight for visitors who enjoy Georgian architecture. Designed by John Wood in the 18th century, these listed buildings were once the heart of Bath’s social life, welcoming balls, concerts and fashionable gatherings.

Today, the Assembly Rooms still impress with their stained glass windows, chandeliers and elegant ballrooms. Located in the city centre near the Fashion Museum, they are a lovely spot to admire Bath’s terraced houses and historic sites in one visit.

Take The Bath Skyline Walk

For those who enjoy outdoors, the Bath Skyline Walk is an unusual way to see Bath from above. The six-mile trail gives you sweeping views of the Georgian style buildings, the Royal Crescent and the complete circle of streets that define the city.

As you pass through beautiful gardens, woodlands and open fields, you gain access to one of Bath’s hidden gems. It is a refreshing contrast to the ancient Roman Baths and Thermae Bath Spa, offering a different perspective of Bath England.

Explore The Victoria Art Gallery

The Victoria Art Gallery is one of Bath’s only museums dedicated to fine art and is set in a Grade II listed building near Pulteney Bridge. Visitors can admire bronze sculptures, paintings and exhibitions that celebrate both local and international artists.

Its location in central Bath makes it easy to combine with the Holburne Museum, Sydney Gardens or even an afternoon tea in a nearby tea room. For Bath residents and visitors alike, the Victoria Art Gallery offers a cultural stop that fits perfectly into a day of unusual things to do in Bath.