Explore Things to do in Bath

Bath, a city with a distinguished Georgian architecture, presents a variety of experiences that go beyond its celebrated Roman heritage. It is a place where centuries-old traditions meet contemporary local life, offering a character that is both refined and accessible.

From the community atmosphere and independent shops around Bear Flat, to the architectural grandeur and lively activity of the city centre, and the serene viewpoints of Lansdown, there are pursuits to suit every inclination. Consider a visit to Lansdown Crescent and Somerset Place, or a stroll through the streets of Sion Hill and St. James Square. You can find an evening of live music in a traditional pub, a family-friendly green space like Green Park for an afternoon, or explore the historic Bath Guildhall Market. The daily rhythm of the city subtly changes, revealing cultural events such as the Bath Literature Festival and the Bath Christmas Market alongside opportunities for quiet reflection amongst its historic settings. The Circus and Royal Crescent offer striking examples of Georgian design.

Beyond the well-known Roman Baths, you can explore Beckford’s Tower or The Bath Priory for a different perspective on the city’s past. For those interested in recent history, tours referencing the Bridgerton filming locations are popular. You may also wish to take advantage of walking tours which are available daily. The city also accommodates events like the Bath Vegan Festival.

To help you engage with what Bath provides, our listings are updated daily. This ensures you have the most up-to-date information on local life, enabling you to connect with the city's offerings as they evolve, from its enduring landmarks to its emerging local experiences. You can find details on Rooms, a beautiful Georgian building, and contemporary offerings near Bath Spa railway station.