Top stays in Bath
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★ 4.1Ibis Budget Knokke
Duinenwater
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★ 4.1Charl'S
Duinenwater
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★ 4.0La Reserve Resort
Albertstrand
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★ 4.0Canalview Hotel Ter Reien
Sint-Annakwartier
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★ 4.0St. Christopher's At The Bauhaus
Sint-Annakwartier
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★ 4.0Hotel Velotel Bruges
Sint-Paulus
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★ 4.0Days Inn by Wyndham Knoxville East
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★ 4.0Boterhuis Hotel
Ezelstraatkwartier
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★ 4.0Asiris Hotel
Seminariekwartier
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★ 4.0Residence Inn Bath Brunswick Area
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★ 4.0Le Bois De Bruges
West-Bruggekwartier
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★ 4.0Hotel Marcel
Steenstraatkwartier
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Bath on the map
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Bath, like a local
Don't miss
- The Roman Baths: An iconic historical site showcasing ancient Roman architecture and bathing culture.
- Bath Abbey: A stunning example of Gothic architecture with beautiful stained glass windows.
- The Royal Crescent: An impressive row of 30 terraced houses laid out in a sweeping crescent.
- The Circus: A remarkable circular space surrounded by grand Georgian townhouses.
- Pulteney Bridge: One of the most photographed spots in Bath, featuring shops across its span.
Where to eat
- Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House: Famous for its unique Bath bun and historic significance dating back to the 1680s.
- The Scallop Shell: Renowned for its fresh seafood and traditional fish and chips, cooked to perfection.
- The Olive Tree: Bath's only Michelin-starred restaurant, offering exquisite local dishes with Mediterranean influences.
Do this
- Thermae Bath Spa: Experience the natural thermal waters and stunning rooftop pool with views over the city.
- Bath Christmas Market: A festive experience featuring local crafts, food stalls, and seasonal entertainment (November-December).
- Walking Tour of Jane Austen Sites: Explore the city through the eyes of its famous resident, Jane Austen, with guided tours available.
Local tips
- Purchase a Bath Visitor Card for discounts on attractions and transport.
- Check local events and festivals, particularly in the summer months.
- Try to book accommodations in advance during peak tourist season.
- Explore the city on foot to fully appreciate its architecture and charm.
Know before you go
Best time
May to September
Getting around
Buses and walking are the primary modes of transport, with a local bus service providing connections to nearby areas.
Airport
LHR
Language
English
Money
Pound Sterling (GBP). Credit and debit cards widely accepted.
Safety
Bath is generally safe, but like any city, it's advisable to stay aware of your surroundings.
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