Bath is an ideal location for a group trip. It’s the UK’s only city designated a World Heritage Site in its entirety, so you’ll have plenty to see, whether it’s the beautiful Georgian buildings and world-famous landmarks such as the Royal Crescent and The Circus, plus impressive attractions such as the Roman Baths .

Bath can be very busy at weekends, so our top tip is to plan a midweek break to obtain the best rates available. It is also a very walkable and compact city, which makes travelling to Bath by train an attractive prospect no matter what size of group.

Many of the group-friendly attractions and tours offer special prices and guided packages for groups, but do require you to pre-book to ensure the best visitor experience possible.

The city has a broad selection of group-friendly places to stay, with a selection offering special group rates. It’s worth contacting the businesses directly to discuss the size and needs of your group before booking. In general, the earlier you can confirm a booking, the better.

You’ll also have plenty of choice for group-friendly restaurants and bars, plus some suggestions for memorable foodie experiences including tours, cookery lessons and local events.

Bath also has a selection of restaurants and venues which offer private dining, if you’re after a more exclusive and bespoke experience.

If you want to learn more about coach parking and drop off in Bath, the city provides several on street coach bays for coaches wanting to drop off and pick up visitors in the city centre. There are also a couple of short stay bays for coaches wanting to stay up to 90 minutes. Coaches can park up at the Odd Down Coach Park located to the south of the city centre.