Public pools in Bath

“Beautiful and super conserved historical site. Tickets include audio guide with so much information. I'd recommend at least 2h for your visit if you want to take it all in and not rush.”

“More gyms in one place than I've ever seen, and uni gyms weren't like these in my day! Oh what a time to be alive. And a student.”

“Like a second home, and one of the trainers Pedro is great would recommend”

“Excellent cold swim in spotless facilities and wonderfully cheery man on front desk, thank you”

“My grandson is taking swimming lessons here and they seem high quality. The building itself is excellent except for a tight squeeze down the sides of the pool. Nothing serious but there it is.”

“My son and a large group of his friends from a grass-roots football team had a social event held here. They enjoyed bowling and putify and was well fed with chips and pizza. All in all a great choice for such an event and would definitely recommend.”

“This is the best place for swimming in Somerset. Seems to attract the loveliest people, guaranteed calm and relaxation. Also has toilets, changing huts and steps into the river with a handrail and tonnes of parking.”

“If I were to recommend a park to visit in Bath, Alexandra Park would be at the top of my list. Not only is it in a fantastic location with plenty of scenic walking trails leading to interesting spots, but it also boasts arguably the most stunning panoramic view of the city. On top of that, you can enjoy delicious coffee and pastries from Choux Box, and there’s plenty of space for dogs to run around. A must-visit!”

“A beautiful aquaduct spanning over the river and railway line. A nice but short walk from the nearby car park. Good trail leading from the car park so easy to push prams, wheelchairs etc. Interesting to see the barges going back and forth. Nearby is a café for teas, coffees, snacks and ice creams. A stunning location for this amazing piece of engineering.”

“This is a glorious, compact park full of mature trees that is maintained with the help of a band of dedicated volunteers. Perfect for anyone seeking to be inspired and consoled by nature. In the autumn, walk along the path beneath the canopy of century old horse chestnut trees. In the winter, enjoy the light filtering through the trees. In the spring, admire the beauty of the many cherry blossom trees. In the summer, sit in the cool shade of the rose covered arbor. Every season gives its own joy.”

“We absolutely love it here. There's so much to do for the dogs. My dogs love the sandpit. Its really easy to organise online and when I needed further help, they returned my query really quickly. There's a beautiful view to enjoy whilst walking the dogs too. Couldn't recommend enough.”

“Beautiful National Trust site. Excellent walks with stunning views. Dyrham Park house is just stunning with beautiful gardens, church, and ponds. You have video history, tea rooms, and a mobility bus for the elderly and disabled. Really helpful, informative staff. We would highly recommend.”

“Lovely gardens behind the Holbourne museum. A play area for children and walks along with benches for you to sit and read or relax and pass the time on a sunny afternoon. Gardens are well maintained and beautifully presented.”

“Beautiful in Autumn and a great play park, even for big kids.”

“I visited Bath for the day and didn't really feel at ease until I stepped into the garden. Quiet, peaceful, and only steps away from the city.”

“Amazing mesmerising venue, experiencing the Bridgerton filming scene. The sunny day definitely added another level of contentment.”

“Absolutely beautiful place to pass some quiet time in the sunshine and have views of the Weir. Especially lovely to see the floral tribute to Jane Austen.”

“Sandpits is a really good play area for children. There are swings, swing boats, a few slides of various sizes, roundabouts, climbing frames etc. The sandpit is large with a pirate ship and crocodile and other devices. The stream which runs through the area is great fun for floating toy boats down or playing Pooh sticks or paddling in hot weather. There are picnic benches, a table tennis table, goal posts for football at the top end, and plenty of grassy areas and seats. It's protected by railings all around but with easy access to the road outside. A really good children's park for all ages, and very popular, especially during the holidays”

“You get some spectacular views from the inclines in this park! Obviously, that also means it can be a bit of a steep walk to get up to, if something like that bothers you. It has a playground and lots of space to just relax. Recommended”

“Good pints and good people! Cheaper than most pubs and clubs around and always has a wide selection of live music, bingo nights, cash draws and other fun fantastic games! Great for all the family :)”

“Beautiful, peaceful place. We sat under the trees on the hottest afternoon, and listened to the band playing. Sublime. We often visit and are never disappointed.”

“A beautiful spot to tour and relax in Bath. The entrance is an easy bus ride or an uphill walk. Staff and volunteers are friendly and informative. I went at opening time and had the place mostly to myself for a bit and it never became crowded. The walk around the park is nice and worth doing, but not a must-do. My favorite part was sitting in on the reclining chairs reading and enjoying the view and the birds.”

“I mean its a big patch of grass. Can't really say that much more, can you? Dogs run and kids play, and it is grass so if they fall it isn't a big deal. Who's getting the email alert for this review?”

“Great little landmark. Lovely view of the skyline.”

“A fantastic walk up Solsbury Hill, Bath”