| 1st time visiting Bath 14:16 - May 29 with 6166 views | kingsburyR |
I'm treating the wife to a weekend in Bath for our Anniversary.
Can always rely on you knowledgeable lot for what best to do.
Any must see spots in a short time frame?
Cheers
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| 1st time visiting Bath on 14:21 - May 29 with 5470 views | Gloucs_R |
https://visitbath.co.uk/things-to-do
The Baths
Cathedral
The Royal Crescent
Pulteney Bridge
They are probably the main things to get done.
Book somewhere for dinner, it can be an issue rocking up and getting a table in decent restaurants. [Post edited 29 May 14:22]
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| 1st time visiting Bath on 14:29 - May 29 with 5427 views | kingsburyR |
| 1st time visiting Bath on 14:21 - May 29 by Gloucs_R |
https://visitbath.co.uk/things-to-do
The Baths
Cathedral
The Royal Crescent
Pulteney Bridge
They are probably the main things to get done.
Book somewhere for dinner, it can be an issue rocking up and getting a table in decent restaurants. [Post edited 29 May 14:22]
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Thanks.
I booked Edesia and am on the waiting list for Sotto Sotto. | |
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| 1st time visiting Bath on 16:12 - May 29 with 5230 views | Boston |
I have a bath once a year...whether I need it or not. |  |
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| 1st time visiting Bath on 16:33 - May 29 with 5175 views | SimonJames |
If you're going this Saturday, the best thing to do is go see Bath Rugby's semi final victory over Sale... hopefully. (But there probably aren't any spare tix.) |  |
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| 1st time visiting Bath on 17:50 - May 29 with 5089 views | QPRSteve |
Take one of Peter Lovesey's Peter Diamond novels with you. | | | |
| 1st time visiting Bath on 17:54 - May 29 with 5074 views | PunteR |
Bath is a lovely place to visit.
The Pig- near Bath is a great restaurant in the countryside worth checking out plus its a nice place to stay if you haven't already booked something.
Also this quirky cocktail bar which was recommended to me by a fellow poster is defo worth checking out if you want something a bit different in the evening. Tucked away in the vaults below. https://www.opiumbars.com/ |  |
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| 1st time visiting Bath on 18:30 - May 29 with 5004 views | GroveR |
I normally detest anywhere that doesn't have a W postcode but quite like Bath.
If the weather's good, the Boathouse on the river or the Wheatsheaf in Combe Hay (10min drive) are great spots to sit out. More restaurants than pubs but worth travelling to for the food.
https://wheatsheafcombehay.com/
https://www.boathouse-bath.co.uk/
If you're partial to a spot of brunch, I'd highly recommend the Cosy Club. If you get there early you'll get a table on the terrace.
https://cosyclub.co.uk/location/bath/ |  | | |
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| 1st time visiting Bath on 18:43 - May 29 with 4975 views | andrew1302 |
I live in Bath and never heard of Edesia. Town centre Chez Dominique if you like French. Walcot House also good.if you are veggie Temptation is Indian veg restaurant and v good. Also Claytons Kitchen and The Circus restaurantis good. | | | |
| 1st time visiting Bath on 18:46 - May 29 with 4968 views | wortonr |
If she…or you..like Jane Austen the Jane Austen centre is good. You can pick up a map there for a walking tour linked to Jane. | | | |
| 1st time visiting Bath on 19:04 - May 29 with 4925 views | loftus77 |
All of the above and also Sally Lunn's for a traditional Bath bun. Gets very busy (and a bit touristy) at peak times but worth a visit.
https://www.sallylunns.co.uk/ | | | |
| 1st time visiting Bath on 19:41 - May 29 with 4876 views | davman |
Cosy Club for a brunch always a good start to the day.
Victoria Falls Adventure Golf - great outdoor crazy golf course.
Bath Abbey
San Francisco Fudge Company
The Roman Spa |  |
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| 1st time visiting Bath on 20:34 - May 29 with 4843 views | BathRanger |
I live in Bath too. A lot of the most popular places to go have already been covered in previous replies and the good thing is it's a small city so I'd recommend you just talk a walk around the city centre and you'll see a lot of the sights, like:
Roman Baths
The Abbey
The weir near Pulteney Bridge
Pulteney Bridge (one of only 4 bridges in the world with shops on it I believe)
Great Pulteney Street
The Circus
The Royal Crescent and Victoria Park
There are loads of places to eat and drink so just depends on what you fancy. It does get busy with visitors especially in the summer so it is best to book restaurants.
Never been to Edesia because I think it is fairly new.
Sotto Sotto is one of the best Italian's I've been to, so should be good if you can get in.
Scallop Shell is good for fish and seafood.
The Mint Room is an excellent Indian but is a few minutes away from the centre.
Noya's Kitchen for Vietnamese
Most pubs and bars in the centre are fine but again can get very busy at the weekends. If you want to visit two of the smallest pubs in the country, go to Coeur De Lion and The Old Green Tree. |  | | |
| 1st time visiting Bath on 21:21 - May 29 with 4779 views | NewBee |
"I'm treating the wife to a weekend in Bath for our Anniversary."
Here is a notable Bath-based company you might like to visit:
https://www.lovehoney.net/
I only know this because I know someone who lives over the road from their warehouse, you can see the company sign from his kitchen window. | | | |
| 1st time visiting Bath on 07:12 - May 30 with 4573 views | GroveR |
| 1st time visiting Bath on 21:21 - May 29 by NewBee |
"I'm treating the wife to a weekend in Bath for our Anniversary."
Here is a notable Bath-based company you might like to visit:
https://www.lovehoney.net/
I only know this because I know someone who lives over the road from their warehouse, you can see the company sign from his kitchen window. |
A perfect segue into one of the transfer window's most iconic moments.
What's that coming over the hill?
Is it a dildo?
Is it a dildo? | | | |
| 1st time visiting Bath on 13:53 - May 30 with 4404 views | Pindarus |
Dyrham Park, where they filmed most of Remains of the day, is just a short bus ride away, especially if you are on the lookout for a retirement property. | | | |
| 1st time visiting Bath on 14:49 - May 30 with 4352 views | SimonJames |
| 1st time visiting Bath on 21:21 - May 29 by NewBee |
"I'm treating the wife to a weekend in Bath for our Anniversary."
Here is a notable Bath-based company you might like to visit:
https://www.lovehoney.net/
I only know this because I know someone who lives over the road from their warehouse, you can see the company sign from his kitchen window. |
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| 1st time visiting Bath on 15:52 - May 30 with 4263 views | Hooping_Mad |
What are you going to do while she's away? | |
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| 1st time visiting Bath on 16:02 - May 30 with 4224 views | johann28 |
Check out the Raven on Queen St, best pub in town by a (west) country mile |  | | |
| 1st time visiting Bath on 02:50 - May 31 with 4057 views | QPR_in_LA |
I would second The Raven, tiny, but a great pub.
I grew up in Trowbridge about 10 miles from Bath, went there often. | | | |
| 1st time visiting Bath on 06:41 - May 31 with 4000 views | thompsonridd |
If you like Italian this place is superb
https://www.sottosotto.co.uk/
Sotto Sotto definately book if you can.
Have fun, amazing City if a bit hilly | | | |
| 1st time visiting Bath on 10:21 - May 31 with 3866 views | flynnbo |
We’re there next week, Nix. |  | | |
| 1st time visiting Bath on 11:43 - May 31 with 3800 views | nix |
| 1st time visiting Bath on 10:21 - May 31 by flynnbo |
We’re there next week, Nix. |
Oh great. Hope you have a fab time. |  | | |
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