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Short Breaks in Bath

A short break in Bath is popular with couples looking for a romantic weekend. It is also a great city for shopping and enjoying the theatres, restuarants, and nightlife on offer. It is a must for any tourist from overseas who will marval at the stunning Georgian architecture of this historic city.

If you are looking to stay in a luxury hotel you will find several to choose from in the centre of town close to the famous Pulteney Bridge, such as the Queensbury or The Dukes. There is also the The Royal Bath Spa if you are looking for a real treat.

Dukes Hotel, Bath, Somerset


There are also many good quality guest houses and bed and breakfasts to choose from, in and around the city centre. They offer a more intimate atmosphere and each has it's own individual character and style.

During your short break in Bath you will enjoy exploring all that the city has to offer. The compact nature of Bath makes it ideal to explore on foot or, if this sounds too tiring, then join one of the open top bus tours from which you will get a great view of all of the best attractions in Bath. The city is full of historical interest and it is home to some of the finest Georgian architecture in England for which the city has recently been granted World Heritage status. There are many guided tours to choose from which give an interesting and often humorous account of the history of this fascinating city.

Bath has many interesting museums, the most famous of these are the Roman Baths in the centre of the City, which gives a fascinating insight into the Roman origins of the City. There is is also the Museum of Costumes at the Bath Assembly Rooms with displays of fashions down the centuries. Fans of Jane Austin will not want to miss the Jane Austin Museum at 40 Gay Street off Queens Square.

Another of the main attractions in Bath is the National Trust's Prior Park, on the outskirts of the City. The 18th Century garden was landscaped by Capability Brown, and has several follies and a lake. Here you can enjoy several miles of woodland walking, the views of Bath from the Park are breathtaking.

There is certainly plenty to keep you busy during your short break in Bath.




Short Breaks in Bath

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