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There are hundreds of things to see and do in Bath. Here's an easy top ten to get you started.
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Near Bath
Dyrham Park is nestled in 270 acres of ancient parkland filled with magnificent trees and breathtaking views over to Wales. Inside the house, visitors can get a flavour of 17th-century life while the garden includes formal borders, ponds and an…
Bath
Located on the outskirts of town, find the best day out in Bath with breathtaking views, fascinating museum collections, stunning gardens, gallery shop, children’s play area and the American Garden Deli, with its scenic garden terrace.
Bath
A leading UK university with an international reputation for excellence.
Bath
Captivating views of Bath from a peak perspective.
Bath
The widest and grandest thoroughfare in Bath.
Yeovil
The multi award-winning Haynes Motor Museum is home to the UK’s largest collection of iconic cars and motorbikes from around the world.
Pontyclun
The only place in the world where you can watch the United Kingdom's coins being made. Go behind the scenes to follow the journey of a coin in our Guided Factory Experience.
Bath
Theatre Royal Bath's young people's theatre complex.
Sandford
Family cidermaker Thatchers has its home in Somerset and with four generations of expertise at its heart, is the maker of much-loved ciders including Thatchers Gold, Haze and Katy.
Bath
Located conveniently between Bristol and Bath, Bath’s historic racecourse has a jam-packed calendar of events with 22 racing fixtures from April to October plus fantastic fireworks display in November.
Bath
A cultural, contemporary theatre, part of Theatre Royal Bath, the Ustinov Studio presents highly acclaimed programmes of world and UK premieres, alongside the best in small-scale touring theatre, comedy, music and dance.
Bath
Immerse yourself in everything Austen at The Jane Austen Centre.
Cheddar
Visit the spectacular Cheddar Gorge and Caves, boasting awe-inspiring cliffs and extraordinary subterranean stalactite show caves, plus it holds many fascinating secrets about our prehistoric ancestors. What are you waiting for? Nature, wildlife,…
Bath
The only UK museum solely dedicated to the arts and cultures of East and South East Asia.
Bath
Roseberry Road Studios is a new space in Bath dedicated to contemporary art, music, and performance.
Bath
Through conservation, education and museums, Bath Preservation Trust ensures the future success of our beautiful heritage city.
Marlborough
At Avebury you will find the largest stone circle in the world, a museum and a manor house in the heart of the Avebury World Heritage Site.
Bath
There's nowhere else quite like Bath Abbey. Magnificent stained-glass windows, columns of honey-gold stone and some of the finest fan vaulting in the world, create an extraordinary experience of light and space.
Bath
Award-winning venue presenting the best in comedy, live music and cinema.
Chippenham
A quirky country house and grounds, built on the foundations of a medieval nunnery, that celebrates the scientific genius of the inventor of the photographic negative.
Bath
Explore the life of William Herschel, the astronomer who discovered Uranus in 1781.
Bath
A voyage of botanical discovery at the heart of historic Victoria Park.
Radstock
An award-winning museum that transports you back to the Victorian industrial age; a time when Somerset had 75 coal mines with the associated communities and supporting industries.
Bath
This peaceful, community hub of a park is the perfect picnic spot.
Bath
Paved puzzle at the heart of Bath.
Bath
Contemporary arts centre home to exhibitions, performances and workshops.
Bath
One of the few remaining eighteenth-century pleasure gardens in the UK.
Bath
A historic seven-acre park with extensive shrubberies and beautiful flower beds, built in celebration of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee
Wells
Set in the medieval heart of England’s smallest city and an easy journey from Bath by car or public transport, Wells Cathedral was built between 1175 and 1490 and has been described as “the most poetic of the English Cathedrals."