Discover Bath

All of Bath’s major sights are within easy walking distance

Buy a Museum Saver Ticket for discounted entry into Bath’s most famous museums

Buy your ticket to the Roman Baths in advance

The clubbing scene in Bath usually starts at about 10pm

Tipping isn’t expected but 10% is polite

Don’t encourage beggars by giving money, as most of them are fake

Get underground and make the most of the hidden bars

In summer, temperatures often reach 22 degrees Celsius.

Spring and autumn is a great time to visit when queues die down. The temperature ranges between 10-17 degrees Celsius, so always pack a jacket just in case. 

Head to Bath in winter for famous Christmas markets and a cosy, countryside atmosphere. January is the coldest month of the year with average temperatures of 4 degrees Celsius.

Roman Baths: Walk amongst the incredibly preserved, original remains of the ancient spa from the Roman era

Afternoon tea: Indulge in a truly British afternoon tea with finger sandwiches, scones and cakes in a number of quaint tea shops across Bath

The Bath Bun: A trip to Sally Lunn’s (the oldest house in Bath) is a must for a taste of the famous Bath Bun and a cup of English tea

British pubs: Eat pie and mash and drink beer with the locals at an old-school English pub

Georgian architecture: Bath is extremely photogenic, mainly thanks to the stunning 18th century buildings which contributed to its UNESCO World Heritage status

Museums: The Roman Baths, No.1 Royal Crescent, the Fashion Museum, the Jane Austen Centre - there are plenty of museums for history lovers in Bath

Rugby: Bath’s rugby team plays and trains at the Recreation Ground near the city centre. People come from all over the country to watch the games live.