A few ideas if you visit Bath

I love Bath and here are my suggestions. For fun try the Bell pub on Walcot street, great character and a dying breed. If you like clubbing try Moles (central) good old fashion fun without hassle. If you like walking try a hike on the toe path to the George Inn (3 miles ish) which is towards Bristol. For Food day time Adventure Cafe, and Retro Cafe altough the latter has ain't as good as it was. For evening... I strongly recomend you book in advance because Bath gets booked up quick. The beaujolais, Queens Sq, Tilleys Garricks Head (by the Theatre and many others are excellent. On a sunday go play in Victora Park and watch the Hot air ballons take off, or pre arrange a flight... later eat at the Wallrus and Carpenter, a wee place with oodles of Character. Don't bother with the Bath Building Museum it's awfull and the staff were snobby with us. Most tourists will try and take in the Royal Crescent and Circus and Jane Austin Museum.

Great for: History/Culture

Last Visit: August 2007

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Last Visit: March 2007

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Amazing

I have lived near Bath all my life, and even now whenever I have been away I always get excited on my return. Its not even the amzing architecture or the Baths themselves, but the certain ambience that the city exudes. Bath is chilled out, trendy and with amazing one off shops where you can find just about anything, ok so it comes with a price, but its worth it. Because shopping in Bath is an experience in itself, if you want your basics then go to Bristol or the Mall, but if you want a day out then go to Bath. To live in Bath would be ideal but with the popularity of the city prices most locals out of the market, and although the city offers great shopping it does lack in the nightlife. Even so, when it is so close to Bristol you can get the best of both worlds!

Great for: History/Culture, Theatre/Music

Last Visit: August 2006

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PUB CRAWL

very nice place the city park was great but the baths cost to much and wasnt worth it to see. great place to do a pub crawl and try the famous drink called the "GREEN DEATH"

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Bath is beautiful and small

I love Bath. I'd live there if I could afford it.

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Bath--a lovely quaint English city

Must sees are the Roman Baths/Museum and the Bath Abbey. Fun to be in the square for the street entertainment (similar to Covent Garden). The scenic Pulteney Bridge has some interesting shops. I recommend the Huntsman Pub for lunch (very near the Roman Baths). It's an easy daytrip from London and can be combined with a visit to Stonehenge.

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Bath u must go

Bath is a lovly place to vist with great shops and street enterment. a great place to vist

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LOVE TO LIVE THERE FOR EVER

A ROMANTIC GEORGIAN CITY,INTERESTING ARCHITECTURE AND CITY LANDSCAPE,PLENTY OF BEUTIFULL CLEAN PARKS, EXCELLENT SHOPPING DEALS,GOOD RESTAURANTS AND COFFE SHOPS,TRADITIONAL PUBS.A REALLY FANTASTIC AND PLEASANT CITY TO WALK IN, WITH LOVELY BOUTIQUE HOTELS,FRIENDLY PEOPLE READY TO SERVE YOU AND HELP THE TOURIST. FEELING SAFE ANY TIME OF THE DAY.CAN'T THING OF ANYTHING DISLIKED ABOUT THE CITY OF BATH.

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Great town!

Very quaint little town. Extremely easy to get around, especiallly by foot. Lots of culture and historical significance. Nice people and fun. Lots of stuff to do. Hiking and walking are a great activity in the surrounding hills. Walk or bike along the canal and you come to bautiful, fun little towns.

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