Bath by train

Discover Bath

Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is famed for its Georgian architecture and Roman roots. The Royal Crescent and Circus display classic Georgian grandeur, while the Roman Baths take visitors back to Britain’s ancient past. Bath Abbey and the Jane Austen Centre offer cultural insights, and Thermae Bath Spa lets you experience the city’s famed thermal waters. Bath blends historic ambiance and literary connections, making it a serene yet inspiring getaway.

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Holidays by land and sea

Bath train holidays

The Gainsborough, Bath Spa
Bath
A modern take on the city's thermal water heritage, the Gainsborough spa taps into Bath’s original thermal springs, set beneath a lofty glass atrium.
Week in the West Country
Wells, Bath
A lovely itinerary taking in local buses. Visit Cheddar (the village and the famous gorge) and genteel Bath, where you can walk or cycle along the canal to Bristol.
Roman Bath
Bath
Renowned for its Roman Baths and Georgian architecture, Bath has been a spa destination since ancient times, with iconic landmarks like the Royal Crescent and Pulteney Bridge.

Activities and neighbourhoods in Bath

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Neighbourhoods

Bath Soft Cheese Company Farm
Take the bus to visit the local Bath Soft Cheese Company farm to enjoy a local, zero-food mile lunch. A stroll through the fields to the river makes a perfect post-lunch walk.
Bath's art galleries
Spend an afternoon taking in the art in one of the city's fantastic galleries, such as the Art Cohort, the Victoria Art Gallery or the Fashion Museum.
Bath's Thermae Spa
Enjoy a few hours of pure relaxation at Thermae Bath Spa, taking in the views from the rooftop pool.
Walking in Bath
Enjoy a ramble in the Somerset countryside. The River Avon Trail and Bath Skyline walk offer flower-filled meadows and ancient woodlands. For something longer, walk a section of the Cotswold Way.