Guidebook for Bath
Arts & Culture
The foundations stones of Bath are described here - an essential visit for Bath tourists
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Museum of Bath Architecture
The ParagonThe foundations stones of Bath are described here - an essential visit for Bath tourists
Roman Bath House
Abbey ChurchyardAn essential visit for Bath
Sightseeing
Ancient history a stone's throw from the Regency elegance of Manvers Street with winding medieval streets in-between. The well-preserved Roman Baths have great dining and good educational facilities.
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I-Roman Baths
Abbey ChurchyardAncient history a stone's throw from the Regency elegance of Manvers Street with winding medieval streets in-between. The well-preserved Roman Baths have great dining and good educational facilities.
I-Pulteney Bridge
Bridge StreetIconic landmark with good shops and cafes in Bath
Parks & Nature
A very special riverside garden laid out in Georgian times and miraculously preserved
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Izindiza ze-Parade
Grand ParadeA very special riverside garden laid out in Georgian times and miraculously preserved
Getting Around
Great tours of the City with different 'jump on and off' stops.
We recommend UBER for taxi services
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Bath Bus Company
6 N ParadeGreat tours of the City with different 'jump on and off' stops.
We recommend UBER for taxi services
Drinks & Nightlife
Komedia Bath
22-23 Westgate StGreat show stoppers
Entertainment & Activities
Iziko Lomuzi nezihlahla ze-America
Great for all the family
Essentials
Everything you need on the doorstep - but please avoid supermarkets in favour of the traditional fruit and vegetable stalls like Jimmy Deane's in Orchard Street and traditional butchers like Bartlett & Sons in Green Street. They are fun to shop at, better prices and much much better for the local economy and the environment.
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Everything you need on the doorstep - but please avoid supermarkets in favour of the traditional fruit and vegetable stalls like Jimmy Deane's in Orchard Street and traditional butchers like Bartlett & Sons in Green Street. They are fun to shop at, better prices and much much better for the local economy and the environment.