The historic city is home to a wealth of period attractions, boutique shops, cafes, restaurants and stunning Georgian architecture. The Roman Baths are at the heart of the city, close to Bath Abbey and a short walk from The Royal Crescent and The Circus. Pulteney Bridge is one of only four bridges in the world to have shops across its full span on both sides, the majority of which overlook the river and weir below. The Rec is the home of Bath Rugby and offers an intimate setting for tense clashes. Bath Spa railway station allows convenient access to Bristol, Swindon and London is just 90 minutes away.
Where Do City Centre Locals Go?
Chai Walla - grab some authentic Indian street food from this popular takeaway in Kingsmead Square, lovingly made to order by Niraj, the café’s friendly owner. Fresh falafel and bhaji wraps with a side of samosa are among regulars’ favourites.
Corkage - Award-winning restaurant serving fresh, inventive small plates with a broad range of wines from around the world by the glass and bottle.
Eight - Tucked away in an historic building on North Parade, this bustling independent restaurant offers 8 dishes that change with the season.
Guitarbitz - A treasure trove for any guitar player, staffed by incredibly helpful and knowledgeable experts on all things six-stringed.
Henry's Restaurant - creative modern food, served in a simple Georgian dining room. A vibrant, imaginative menu is accompanied by an equally intriguing full vegetarian menu, and a diverse selection of wines.
Independent Sprit - a treasure trove packed to the rafters with all things booze. Their craft beer selection is second to none, and friendly advice is always available to thirsty customers bewildered by the choice.
Komedia – a live entertainment venue hosting music gigs, comedy acts and cabaret in a restored Grade II Listed former cinema.
Little Theatre Cinema - an atmospheric and architecturally unique 1930s cinema, showing a mixture of indie and mainstream films.
Mr B's Emporium - a haven for book-lovers, this innovative bookshop has been named the UK’s best independent bookshop twice. With knowledgeable staff, a delightful atmosphere and, of course, a great selection of books, it’s not hard to see why.
Noya's Kitchen - A homely Vietnamese cafe offering a constantly changing menu of fresh, aromatic food. Noya's wonderful 5-course supper clubs are an essential treat.
Parade Gardens – delightful gardens located alongside the River Avon, with picture postcard views over Pulteney Bridge and weir.
Pintxo - An authentic Basque tapas and sherry bar, directly opposite Reside HQ! Always packed with to the rafters, this has to be one of the most popular spots in town; we can certainly vouch for the wonderful smells that waft through our door.
Royal Victoria Park – spanning 57 acres, this is the largest open air space in Bath. Attractions include a large play park, mini golf, tennis courts, botanic gardens and a skate park.
The Bertinet Bakery - choose from a delectable selection of artisan baked goods at this wholesome bakery, including their trademark sourdough. The bakery is owned and run by a distinguished French chef and baker, and all breads are finished by hand using the best natural ingredients.
The Forum – a former cinema running a programme of musical and other entertainment events in Art Deco-era surroundings.
The Grapes - Lovingly restored to its former glories, this Grade II Listed freehouse dates right back to 1792. A fine selection of beers on tap is coupled by a joyful atmosphere and a warm welcome. Deserving winner of the Best Bar award at the 2020 Bath Life Awards.
The Recreation Ground – home of Bath Rugby since 1894, the Recreation Ground provides facilities for a wide range of sporting and recreational activities and events.
The Scallop Shell - Seafood done to perfection. A family-run company that is regularly heralded as one of the UK's finest fish & chip restaurants.
The Whole Bagel - enjoy a delicious lunch from Bath’s well established bagel shop, where a variety of fresh bagels are made on site daily. Fillings range from classics like smoked salmon and cream cheese, to gourmet specials such as French Brie and pear.
Theatre Royal – one of the oldest and most beautiful theatres in the UK, with a variety of entertainment on offer throughout the year.
Yak Yeti Yak - try something different at this authentic family owned Nepalese restaurant, popular for its traditional atmosphere as well as its flavoursome food. They have a constantly changing specials menu offering new and exciting things to try.Schools
St. Andrew’s Church School
Church of England state primary school for boys and girls aged 3–11
Ofsted rating: Good
Transport
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MOTORWAY: 10 Miles / 15 minute drive