Things to do in Bath

The Holburne Museum is home to an extensive collection of fine and decorative art, the majority of which belonged to Sir William Holbourne (1793-1874), fifth baronet of Menstrie.

Designed by Georgian architect, Robert Adam, in 1769, Bath's iconic Pulteney Bridge is just a stone's throw from Abbey Hotel and is now home to a fabulous range of independent shops and restaurants.

The beautiful townhouses at The Circus are some of Bath's finest examples of Georgian architecture. If you stand and speak in an exact spot in the centre, your words will echo back to you!

Set on the banks of the River Avon, The Rec stadium has been the home of Bath Rugby since 1894 and plays host to a variety of sporting, music and arts events throughout the year.

Discover more about the history of Bath Abbey, or simply marvel at the building's amazing architecture, ornate carvings and beautiful stained glass windows.

Built in 1805, the Grade II listed Theatre Royal playhouse hosts a jam-packed schedule of performances throughout the year, from classic period drama to stand up comedy and musicals.

At the award-winning Thermae Bath Spa, you can bathe in mineral rich waters, indulge in a variety of treatments and soak up panoramic views of the city from the spectacular rooftop pool.

The Royal Crescent is one of Bath's most impressive landmarks. Be sure to visit No.1 Royal Crescent museum - a former townhouse showcasing the décor and furnishings of the period 1776-1796.

The Assembly Rooms is a magnificent Georgian building in the heart of Bath. The rooms are also home to the Fashion Museum which features a world-class collection of historic clothing.