Destination: Bath, UK

Hotel: Holiday Inn Express Bath

Welcome to the historic Roman town of Bath. With its cobbled streets, historic Abbey and medieval Roman Baths, there’s plenty to explore.

In this blog we’re letting the cat out of the bag on the top 5 attractions in Bath and showing you the best places for food in the area. Read on to see what we have to say!

Fancy a hotel stay during your trip? We have an ideal spot in mind that’s just a 15-minute walk from the city centre, and it even includes breakfast.

Built around 70AD, The Roman Baths are one of the top attractions in the area. Discover ancient statues and theatrical masks in the connected museum or join an educational tour to learn about the historic site. 

Top Attractions in  Bath

1. Roman Baths

Discover over 2,000 years of history at the ancient Roman Baths. Holding over 1.1 million litres of water, the natural hot spring reaches 46 degrees. Located right in the city centre, it’s a must-see if you’re in the area.

2. Bath Abbey

Bath Abbey is a gothic style church and former monastery with a bucket full of history. Inside you will find tall stained glass windows and carvings of angels climbing up to heaven.

3. Royal Crescent

Built in the 1700s, The Royal Crescent is one of Baths most famous landmarks and features a row of 30 houses in the shape of a crescent. Visitors can also take a peek inside No1!

4. Bath Thermae Spa

Known as the leading spa in Bath, this Thermae Spa is not one to be missed! Featuring a heated rooftop pool, guests can take a dip or enjoy a treatment in the wellness centre.

5. Theatre Royal Bath

One of the oldest theatres in the UK and known for its classical Georgian architecture, Theatre Royal Bath offers a year-round programme of shows for all the family. 

Top Attractions in Bath

1.Roman Baths

Discover over 2,000 years of history at the ancient Roman Baths. Holding over 1.1 million litres of water, the natural hot spring reaches 46 degrees. Located right in the city centre, it’s a must see if you’re in the area.

2. Bath Abbey

Bath Abbey is a gothic-style church and former monastery with a bucket full of history. Inside you will find tall stained glass windows and carvings of angels climbing up to heaven.

3. Royal Crescent

Built in the 1700s, The Royal Crescent is one of Baths most famous landmarks and features a row of 30 houses in the shape of a crescent. Visitors can also take a peek inside No1!

4. Bath Thermae Spa

Known as the leading spa in Bath, this Thermae Spa is not one to be missed! Featuring a heated rooftop pool, guests can take a dip or enjoy a treatment in the wellness centre.

5. Theatre Royal Bath

One of the oldest theatres in the UK and known for its classical Georgian architecture, Theatre Royal Bath offers a year-round programme of shows for all the family.

Best Food & Drink in Bath

1. The Circus Restaurant

An independent European restaurant on the doorstep of the Royal Crescent. The menu offers seasonal dishes including steak, guinea fowl, and Aloo Bonda.

2. Cappadocia Turkish

Authentic Turkish restaurant located in Bath Guildhall Market featuring traditional Turkish Fare including kebabs, mezes and Börek.

3. Bath Pizza Co

A casual and relaxed pizzeria in Bath independent quarters offering award-winning stone baked pizzas.

4. Good Day Café

Award winning café established in 2018. Serving a range of brunch dishes, coffee and sweet treats, it’s the perfect place to start your day.

5. Burgers n Barrels

Small independent burger joint with a cosy ambience. Highlights from the menu include original recipe burgers, gourmet specials and loaded fries.