Things To Do In Bath In 25 Photos
The Ultimate Visual Guide for Visiting Bath
Ever wonder what things there are to do in Bath? Well, these 25 photos throughout the year show the charm and beauty that the city is famous for. They also show you the multitude of things you can do in this city.
Shopping & Restaurants
In the first place there is so much to do here. Firstly, the centre is overflowing with some of the finest independent shops in Britain and there are some wonderful restaurants. There are also many luxury hotels, Georgian guesthouses, country cottages and apartments in the centre that are worth staying overnight in. They will provide you with a hassle-free trip so that you can enjoy this vibrant city! I think this makes Bath the ideal place for a unique city break or a long weekend.
Top Attractions
When I was planning my trip to Bath the first things on my bucket list was The Roman Baths and the Bath Abbey. Neither disappointed me! For instance the architectural magnificence, interactive museum and audio guides make the Roman Baths a wonderful experience for all ages. Coupled with this, Bath Abbey provides a glimpse into the religion and Norman architecture that has established the Bath we know and love today.
Georgian Architecture in Bath
Strolling around the city’s streets and honey-coloured Georgian architecture makes you feel as if the city has been pulled straight out of a Jane Austen novel. As a result, this makes the city the perfect place for those of you who are, like me, obsessed with Jane Austen. Together with this, the Jane Austen Centre allows you to become acquainted with the young Jane and her writing, dress up in Regency clothes and dine with Mr Darcy (my personal favourite – see the end photo)!
Fun Things To Do For Free
Above all this, Bath is home to unbelievably stunning early sunrises, a diverse range of landscapes that includes the impressive River Avon and picturesque hills that circle the city. Strolling around the city you can see the Pulteney Bridge, Royal Victoria Park and the Crescent. All of which offer a unique glimpse at a distinct part of Bath’s history.
Prior Park Landscape Garden
Prior Park Landscape Garden is not only one of England’s hidden gems but it offers a fantastic day of walking. I recommend going here as it offers incredible views of the city whilst privileging you with access to the first English Landscape Garden that inspired the rest of Europe.
Best Time To Visit Bath
The best time to visit the city is in the summer as you can also experience the festivals. The Jane Austen festival and the Bath Festival bring the city alive with a celebration of the Arts and if this isn’t enough, there is a diverse collection of museums, galleries, theatre and sport. There is something for everyone!
There you have it, Bath in 25 photos! It really is my favourite city in the United Kingdom, and I hope my photography inspires you to visit! Leave a comment on this post and tell me if you’ve ever been here before. If so, did you enjoy yourselves? What is your favourite place?
These structures are so magnificent! It is just amazing that the people of those early times were able to build such beautiful, massive structures. The Crescent is awesome! Oh, and Prior Park too. Love the views and the rolling landscapes.
Wow! I had no idea Bath had all these incredible buildings. The Roman Baths in particular are so photogenic! Would love to check those out, all the cathedrals and then have a scone and tea at the Jane Austen Centre. Perfect Day!
Oh this is so ridiculously gorgeous! I’ve always wanted to see more of the UK, but I had no idea how beautiful Bath was! It’s definitely going to become much higher on the visit list.
Bath is so exceptional! So beautiful and filled with joy. I want to show to my husband as well, you photos make my wish stronger.
Thank you so much! I hope you get to go to Bath, it is truly an amazing place!
I think this should be the second or third article about The Bath. It seems it’s really trending. Those are amazing pictures you’ve got there. Good thing this one thing is out of your bucket list. 😉
Loving the beautiful photos you got here. I visited Bath many years ago. Would love to visit it again.
Thank you so much! I hope you get to visit again 🙂
The pictures are awesome!! Def need to go there and Stonehenge next time I am in the UK.
Thank you so much! I’ll be writing a blog post about Stonehenge very soon, so subscribe and stay tuned 😛