It is best to first view the Stonehenge in silence from all angles then if you wish to use the audio tour, your own headphones will fit the jack. ☺
On weekends, the best time to visit the Roman Baths (adults £12.25, 65 and over £10.75, children 6-16 £8) is soon after they open — later on, there can be queues to get in.
Fantastic vegan breakfast! It gets very warm here since it's like a greenhouse which is nice in winter.
menu changes regularly but lots of creative and colorful options for vegans. they do soya milkshakes too. always had delicious food here and the staff are nice and friendly.
Gormley statue in the crypt, Burne-Jones stained glass in the Epiphany chapel.
Pay a visit to the quirky 13th-century nunnery-turned-home, and you'll get a peek at many of the classrooms featured in the Harry Potter films. Read more.
So delighted by this place ... I didn't know the Crescent's use and was very surprised of learning about it! Great park in front of it
Perfect for a leisurely stroll, summertime picnic or even a casual tennis match. My personal reading heaven, while watching the trains fly by on the historic railway.
Tour Bath’s set-piece Georgian landmarks. Start at the Assembly Rooms (adults £2), the marvellously restored prime meeting places for Bath society in Jane Austen’s time.
What a beautiful area. The park below, the shops on the bridge, the River View Cafe. A very relaxing place to wander and hang out.
One of the largest example of perpendicular gothic architecture in the west countries which founded in the 7th century .. U must visit it while u r n Bath !
Bag a sofa on the balcony (book in advance) and grab a beers or glass of wine - there is no better way to watch an artsy-type film.
They care about what they serve. Very good coffee (real espresso rather than watery imitation) and good cakes. Lots of space on three floors and central location.
Take the little trail on the left around the outer wall for a more off the beaten road experience and great views. The end leads up to the site of the old cathedral.
Set in 900 acres of parkland, with 8,000 acres of woods and farm land, it was the first stately home to open to the public, and also claims the first safari park outside Africa. A fantastic day out Read more.
Great walks. Friendly staff. 200 red squirrels. Lots of wildlife like deer and birds. Birth place of scouting in 1907. All started here
Can get very busy during the lavender season time. Worth checking out though.
Free walking tours throughout the day. Worth it to get a better understanding of the history behind the site. Picnic tables available outside if you prefer to bring your own food.
