Bath, Somerset Travel Guide – Enjoy the Adventure

Visiting Bath is like stepping back in time with all its beautiful Georgian architecture. There are plenty of shops, museums and galleries to visit. Here is a list of things to do in Bath.

Pulteney Bridge

Les Mis was filmed around Bath’s iconic Pulteney Bridge.

Royal Crescent

Sally Lunns

This is one of the oldest buildings in Bath serving a variety of sweet and savoury buns and afternoon tea. I had the light breakfast which is a pot of tea and half a bun served with cinnamon butter. The cinnamon butter is seriously amazing! They also have a small museum downstairs where you can purchase a bun to take home.

Visit Bath Abbey

The Abbey has beautiful interior and it’s free to have a look around.

Jane Austen Museum

Ticket costs £11.00 or £8.50 for students and with your ticket you get 10% off in the shop and tea room. You get a guided tour with information about Jane and her family and her time spent in Bath. You then watch a short video and can look around the rest of the museum with a Jane Austen waxwork at the end.

Walk past where Jane Austen used to live

Bath Guildhall Markets

Wander around the canals

Victoria Art Gallery

The Gallery is free to look around but you have to pay if you want to go in an exhibition.

Roman Baths

Whilst in Bath you have to check out the Roman Baths. Years ago I visited the Roman Baths and Thermae Bath Spa with college. The Bath spa has thermal waters and an open rooftop swimming pool.

Accommodation

YHA Hostel

25 minute walk from centre also it is up a massive hill which is fine walking down but a bit of an effort to get back up
located very close to the Bath Skyline walk
locker and wifi included
all ages welcome here there was a mixed range of people staying here including families
parking available across the road from hostel however there’s not that many spaces and spaces lower down the hill you have to have a parking permit between 8am-6pm Mon-Sat
prices start from £10

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