GHH Newspaper Issue 5 Jan 25 - Flipbook - Page 13
GETTING AROUND: Bath is very
walkable, you can explore mostly on foot.
BATH PASS: If you’re planning to visit
several of the main attractions, consider
purchasing a Bath Pass for entry to
multiple sites at a discount.
TIMING: If you’re visiting during busy
months, try to get an early start,
especially for popular destinations.
Evening
6. Pulteney Bridge & Weir
Visit one of Bath’s most picturesque spots. This famous bridge, one of only four bridges in the world
to have shops lined across the full length on both sides, overlooks the River Avon and Pulteney Weir.
This scene looks particularly beautiful at sunset.
“Home is more about the people and
experiences we have, rather than a place”
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7. Dinner at No. 15 Bath
After a day of exploring it’s time to fill up with delicious plates and tasty tipples. Their chefs have
created a menu that brings together seasonal ingredients from local lands and incredible flavours
so you can expect to be very well-fed in their cosy bar!
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Day 2 - Scenic Views and Relaxation
Morning
1. The Spa at No.15 Bath
Start the day with a pampering session in the soothing Spa at No. 15. Whether you’re looking to
leave with a glow, feel rejuvenated or get rid of those aches and pains, the therapists here work
absolute wonders. Consider booking one of their treatments during your trip for a truly relaxing
experience.
2. Visit Prior Park Landscape Garden
A peaceful spot worth stepping outside the city centre for, explore the serene 18th-century gardens,
admire the Palladian Bridge, and enjoy sweeping views over Bath from the elevated terraces.
Afternoon
3. Explore The Assembly Rooms
Once a social hub for the city’s high society, these grand rooms are still used for events and
performances today. The stunning architecture and elegant rooms are also a must-see.
4. Bath Skyline Walk
A 6-mile circular route providing panoramic city and countryside views, this peaceful walk
takes you through woodlands and meadows - the perfect opportunity to bask in Bath’s
natural beauty. Tip: The Claverton Down section offers particularly great views. Be sure to
stop and take some photos!
Evening
5. Dinner
Round off your trip with dinner at Sotto Sotto, an intimate Italian restaurant in the heart of
Bath, or if you’re looking more upscale, I’d recommend The Bath Priory, a Michelin-starred
restaurant located in a beautiful Georgian manor.
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