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The UNESCO World Heritage city of Bath is globally famous for its beautiful Georgian architecture, with many of the best examples still in near perfect condition. Exploring the streets of the city is like walking into a Jane Austen novel, which is why so many thousands of visitors come...

If you’re a fan of all things vintage and retro, the place to be this June has to be the city of Bath. For the very first time, the Vintage Home Show is coming to the Bath Pavilion with an enormous and eclectic range of stunning vintage homewares. Head...

While the city has its fair share of big name chain bars, pubs and restaurants, Bath is also famous for being a fierce champion of independent businesses showcasing the best of local produce. If you’re a fan of real ale, you simply can’t do better than Bath Ales. Lonely...

Hardly a weekend goes by in buzzing Bath without a festival or special event of some kind taking place. The city regularly hosts everything from the Bath International Music Festival to the Bath Festival of Motoring – the latter coming up on 17th and 18th June 2017. However, at...

The ancient Roman Baths, in the very heart of the city, is one of Bath’s best and most popular tourist attractions. If you think you know everything there is to know about this historic landmark though, prepare to be surprised.

Of all the stunning National Trust walking trails in the UK, which is regularly rated the most popular by walkers, weekenders and tourists? You’ll find it right here in Bath, where visitors and locals love to drink in the city’s amazing buildings and scenery on the Bath Skyline walking...

If you can’t resist a classic car or are desperate to see a high-powered supercar in the flesh, head to Bath in June for the Bath Festival of Motoring 2017.

With such beautiful backdrops and wonderfully preserved Georgian architecture everywhere you turn, it’s no wonder that Bath has featured in dozens of Hollywood films over the years.

Bath has many famous landmarks, but arguably its most well-known and well-loved attraction is the Royal Crescent. A masterpiece of Georgian architecture and one of the main reasons the city of Bath was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1987, the Royal Crescent turns 250 years old this...

There’s more than enough to see and do in the centre of Bath to fill up a happy weekend, but the city can also be the ideal base camp for further trips and days out in the region. Bath is really well connected and also happens to be close...