Guidebook for Bath
Sightseeing
The Roman Baths
Abbey ChurchyardSaid to be very similar to the Ponte Vecchio in Florence. People would not cross the river out of the town, so Lord Pultney got Adam to design a bridge with shops on it. Whilst browsing the shops you dont realise you have crossed the river. Laura Place and Henrietta Road are named after Lord Pultney's daughter.
93 locals recommend
Pulteney Bridge
Bridge StreetSaid to be very similar to the Ponte Vecchio in Florence. People would not cross the river out of the town, so Lord Pultney got Adam to design a bridge with shops on it. Whilst browsing the shops you dont realise you have crossed the river. Laura Place and Henrietta Road are named after Lord Pultney's daughter.
Food Scene
It is close, serves very good wares, whether breakfast, lunch or tea. Alex is the owner and knows what he is doing. Great little cafe/deli
St James's Cafe Deli
5-6 St James's StIt is close, serves very good wares, whether breakfast, lunch or tea. Alex is the owner and knows what he is doing. Great little cafe/deli
Great little cafe, very good everything. Love the scrambled eggs and creamy mushrooms. Just five minutes walk away and a very nice pedestrianised zone with some wonderful shops.
31 locals recommend
The Green Bird Cafe
11 Margaret's BuildingsGreat little cafe, very good everything. Love the scrambled eggs and creamy mushrooms. Just five minutes walk away and a very nice pedestrianised zone with some wonderful shops.
Parks & Nature
Royal Victoria Park
Marlborough LaneJust a great park to walk in...
Just a very well stocked garden as a further adjunct to Royal Victoria Park.
35 locals recommend
Botanical Gardens
Park LaneJust a very well stocked garden as a further adjunct to Royal Victoria Park.
From here you have a little known amazing birds eye view of Bath City. You can drive and park up here. Perhaps on your way over to Prior Park Gardens.
33 locals recommend
Green Park Station Market
Green Park RoadFrom here you have a little known amazing birds eye view of Bath City. You can drive and park up here. Perhaps on your way over to Prior Park Gardens.
Arts & Culture
All based around Mr Bowler's place of work. If you look closely you will perhaps realise that you are in a Real Tennis court.
15 locals recommend
The Museum of Bath at Work
Julian RoadAll based around Mr Bowler's place of work. If you look closely you will perhaps realise that you are in a Real Tennis court.
Shopping
Brissi
38 Milsom StSimply a joy to be in. Staff wonderful... and you can dream.
Essentials
Eades
18 Crescent LnYour original green grocer. Wonderful