Getting Around Bath
On foot
Bath is mainly flat so walking around this UNESCO World Heritage city is an easy option with pedestrianised areas linking to the many side streets. Even those with mobility aids can get around most areas.Bus tours
Are a great way to see Bath city, the open top bus tours are a favourite amongst tourists offering a bird’s eye view of the whole of the city. Why not get the First Bus App to buy your mTickets and plan your route? Other bus tours will take you to the outside of the city to places such as Glastonbury, Wells, Cheddar Gorge, Stonehenge, Bradford on Avon and more – Mad Max tours are well worth checking out with their many awards for excellence. They have 16-seater mini-buses, so no overcrowding, nice small groups led by experienced, local guides. Stonehenge trips are all year round with many other trips during March to October.Bicycles
A fantastic way to get around the city and further afield, although you will find the many hills leading out of the city a bit of a challenge unless you have an electric bike, or you are incredibly fit! Bicycle hire is easy with Bath Greenpark Bike Station in the centre of the city. Choose from single day, 24 hours or multiple day hire, they are open all year. Bikes are Marin San Anselmo and San Rafael hybrids – new for 2019. Fitted with mudguards they are ideal for the canal path or road. Take a trip with breathtakingly views of Bath’s Georgian skyline, on the traffic free Two Tunnels route. Or ride to the centre of Bristol on the original traffic free railway path, through beautiful countryside. The Colliers Way is slightly more adventurous winding through a secluded valley, Cotswold stone village and past Jack and Jill hill!Bath Guildhall Market
The Bath Guildhall Market has been a shopping market for over 800 years and is one of the oldest buildings of its kind in the city. The building is Grade I listed and was completed in 1778, extended in 1893.
Jane Austen Festival
Jane Austen Festival 2019 Bath – From 13th to 22nd September are taking place across the city famous for being the acclaimed novelist’s home from 1801 to 1806.
Karaoke Bars in Bath
Bath, the city that never stops amazing us has a number of great karaoke bars and venues that offer you so much fun and freedom to be yourself.
Bath Guildhall Market
The Bath Guildhall Market has been a shopping market for over 800 years and is one of the oldest buildings of its kind in the city. The building is Grade I listed and was completed in 1778, extended in 1893.
Jane Austen Festival
Jane Austen Festival 2019 Bath – From 13th to 22nd September are taking place across the city famous for being the acclaimed novelist’s home from 1801 to 1806.