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Things to do in Bath

Things to do in Bath

Sunday, July 10th, 2011

If you are staying in Bath you will love the choice of things to do and see. Bath is an historic town with plenty of sites from Roman Times to the Modern Day to entertain you.

Remember to choose and book your hostel in advance with Leading Hostels.

Roman Baths

The only hot springs in Britain where the Romans built a magnificent temple thousands of years ago. The ruins have been well preserved for the world to see; so it would be worth a look at such an interesting piece of ancient British history. They also have costumed characters that provide visitors with a chance to hear more about life during the roman era in a theatrical manner. Audio guides are also available in most languages as well as special guides for children.

The Jane Austen Centre

The centre provides a chance for literature lovers to delve into the life of one of Britain’s greatest authors. With costumed characters portraying life during Regency times this is the perfect opportunity to take a look at how life in Bath influenced Jane Austen’s life and writing.

The Holburne Museum

An extensive art collection in one of Bath’s greatest and most historic buildings. For art lovers and those looking for a bit of culture the Holburne has a fantastic variety of art pieces from the renaissance to masterpieces.

Bath’s original Theatre Royal and Masonic Museum

The first Theatre Royal outside of London it is dripping with 200 years of history. It’s open all year round on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. It is also one of the grandest Masonic Halls in Europe.

The Royal Crescent

One of the world’s best known landmarks and one of the best examples of Georgian Architecture, this is Bath’s most representative building. It was built in the 1700s and contains The Royal Crescent Hotel a museum and 30 other houses laid out in a crescent! It’s open all year round so go take a look.


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