St Christophers Inn Bath Hostel

Located in the centre of Bath, the museum holds collections of mail, envelops , wartime postal services, and general exhibitions all related to the postal service

A Grade II listed building and theatre covering comedy, opera, dance and pantomime. The venue internally is an important example of Georgian theatre architecture

An iconic picture of Bath, the bridge crosses the river Avon in the edge of the city centre, built in 1774 in the Palladian style. What is unusual, is that shops have also been built on top for the entire length of the bridge

Part of The theatre Royal Bath, the egg theatre opened in 2005 to provide theatre productions to children and family's.

Located in a Grade II listed building near Pulteney Bridge and opened in 1900 to commemorate Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee. This Art Gallery contains art over many formats, paintins, ceramics and much more.

Bath has always been famed for its Roman baths, and this example is of a very well preserved Roman era baths and a major tourist attraction in its own right. Located below ground, the water still runs hot but is not used as it passes though original Roman lead piping

A workshop that trains individuals the art of crafting and repair and to be creative with materials around you

Bath abbey is a fully functional Parrish church, formally a Benedictine Monastery. Pilgrims and visitors are welcome to admire the wonderful architecture and experience the history all around.

A small museum dedicated to Jane Austen , one of the towns most famous literary residents. The museum also has a regency tea rooms. - Located in the heart of the city

A traditional old style Cinema house showing up to date big blockbuster films with snacks, food and drink available.