The 30 Best Tourist attraction in Bath

“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.”

“The Palladian Bridge in Bath, England, is a stunning example of 18th-century architecture, nestled within the picturesque Prior Park Landscape Garden. Designed by Richard Jones and inspired by the classical designs of Andrea Palladio, this bridge is one of only four of its kind worldwide. Built in the mid-1700s for Ralph Allen, a prominent local entrepreneur, the bridge exemplifies the Palladian style, characterized by symmetry, classical proportions, and grandeur. Great visit today !!!!”

“Fabulous pub with very high quality food and service. Aston and his lady assistant are fantastic hosts, so are the others they all make you so welcome. Food is first class in fact so good we went back a few days later and they remembered our names and what we ate!”

“Stunning country pub and everything you would expect from its location, lovely warm hosts and staff, great menu options swift efficient service, beautiful pub and good to see local produce in offer”

“The building is quaint, just sitting in there is a lovely experience. Good chance you have wait to get in as it is pretty busy. The soup was very nice, the buns were also rich and tasty, we had 3 different types and all very happy with it. Meal deals are worth considering. Their tea is excellent, worth buying the leaf tea in the shop in the basement. Bathroom was sliglhly neglected in the rush hour, but otherwise a memorable hour we had there.”

“Lovely afternoon treat at the 'Modiste' to round off a weekend in Bath including a Bridgerton Walking Tour. We were drawn in by the affiliation with the show but the food was truly delicious, the quiche, sausage roll and cakes were shared were lovely. Friendly staff and a brilliant location.”

“Amazing food! Great service from the lady at the bar very polite, kind and attentive to us. When the food was served she promptly checked in with us to see how the food was (Delicious by the way) I would definitely recommend this pub to anyone who is looking for a lovely countryside Pub with a lovely quiet atmosphere and kind and friendly staff Food was absolutely brilliant it’s just a terrible shame that marstons keep increasing the prices on food and Drinks But all in all a very pleasant and lovely time”

“First visit last night to play pool. A truly typical English pub, the kind of local that I could imagine spending Christmas Eve or New Year's in a great atmosphere. Tasteful and surprisingly large rear extension for traditional pub games or private functions and large courtyard garden with BBQ. Friendly staff and customers. Thanks”

“Visited for lunch on a Sunday and we were lucky to grab the last non booked table. A popular pub and a delightful courtyard garden. Service was great (with an optional 10% gratuity on but not included in the bill) three courses 32.50 two courses 27.00 Drinks were reasonably priced and water offered immediately upon arrival and seating. A busy Sunday but staff were attentive and remembered when to bring napkins if required. Overall the food was good, pudding well, the panacota was amazing. Not too pretentious, just good food and service.”

“Sadly we recently had to say goodbye to my Father. But Helen and the team at the Seven Stars made the post cremation Wake go faultlessly. Not only did they produce the most amazing and delicious food, but also catered to those people who attended with different dietary needs. Throughout the day and evening the food continued, whilst the locals were very respectful of our loss. An additional lovely touch were the extra flowers Helen put around the room we were based in, which were beautiful. The final generosity of us being able to take home the leftover lasagne (which was delicious) and flowers (which lasted all week) was the icing on the cake. Thank you to you all and look forward to spending time there again in more pleasant circumstances”

“Booked with my two kids (10f 7m) and my parents to go in the afternoon on a weekend. There was plenty to do as we walked around the park. Kids never stopped and were never bored. The adventure playground dominates the main field with plenty of things to climb, swing on, or slide down. Other activities the kids enjoyed were peddle karts, climbing wall, feeding the goats, mini golf, and the slip n slide and pools (summer only). They had a great time and I thought it was definitely good value.”

“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.”

“Best value for money B and B I have ever been to! I will stay here every time I go to Bristol in the future. Very clean, Wendy and everyone are very friendly and accommodating. one short bus ride right into Bristol city centre. Beautiful rooms.thanks !!”

“The Priory is local to us & we have thought about booking the restaurant for quite some time, but I find it hard to try new places. We were gifted a voucher for the restaurant last Xmas, so last week we finally used it. We booked via the website & added our usual request for quiet area as ASD. I have to say I was apprehensive, but I was very impressed. From the moment we arrived the service was excellent and the staff so friendly. I felt VERY comfortable here, which for a first visit, is high praise indeed! We sat in the panel room, with dark wood panelled walls. As they were quieter on the evening we came, they gave me a choice of table, which I really appreciated! (I would book this table again in the future!) We were looked after by David, & he was great - just the right balance of attentiveness! We chose from the three course set menu and the food was delicious. Hubby had cured smoked duck to start, I had smoked ham hock and jalapeño croquettes - the duck was so tender & the croquettes crispy & melty inside. We both had the pork loin for mains, with triple cooked chips & roasted Jerusalem artichokes to share. Again, we couldn’t fault anything. The pork loin was slightly pink and melted in your mouth, the chips were amazing & the artichokes were gorgeous. A great pairing! Finally we decided on the Orange & Almond cake & the cheese board to finish, which we also shared. Again, perfection! Another point for us is, as real ale drinkers, so often you find that restaurants in hotels skip on the cask ales, but The Priory have their own pale ale as well as one of our favourites - Bath Ales, Gem! Thank you for a lovely evening, our first visit but definitely not our last.”

“I had ordered some trousers on line, they are a very good fit and I had them within 2 days of ordering at the basic delivery price. Very happy with my purchase.”

“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?”

“Has to be one of the best fish and chip shops about. Great portion sizes - sometimes you get a huge portion of chips you can't eat and a small fish. These guys do amazing chips, and the fish is always stunning. Highly recommended!”

“Great little cafe. Delicious smoothie bowl! Just be aware there's pretty much no seating inside though.”

“Had impromptu small meal here with large group (9) during the rain. Lovely atmosphere and sweet staff. Recommend!”

“Proper village pub in a lovely setting, with cosy rooms over the bar. Stayed here for a night whilst doing some walks of the surrounding area, enjoyed a couple of beers in a very friendly atmosphere, had a good (and quiet) night's sleep, followed by a hearty breakfast before setting off home. Would recommend to anyone planning on doing any walking in the area and looking for a place with character to bed down for a night or two.”

“A 2 part bar with a pool lounge one side and a proper high stool bar in the other. They have 2 great tables at a pound each for pool, open mic nights on Tuesdays and a dart board that's free to use! Nice selection of drinks and a great comedy club in the basement. One of my go-tos for a night out in Bath every time.”

“Lovely atmosphere, nice interior. Very friendly staff. Amazing delicious food, brought very fast. That was a great experience, hope we'll come back one day! Thank you!”

“Lovely little park area & play ground. Shame about the litter, spoils it for everyone.”

“Staff were very friendly, welcoming and attentive. Food was good. I had some "small bites" to share with my husband. All tasty and no complaints.”

“I had the pleasure of staying at Hiding Space Bath UK and I must say it was a truly exceptional experience. From the moment I arrived, I was impressed by the attention to detail and the warm welcome I received from the staff. The room itself was beautifully decorated, with a comfortable bed and plenty of thoughtful touches that made me feel right at home. I especially appreciated the little kitchenette area, which was stocked with all the essentials for making a cup of tea or a light meal. The location of Hiding Space Bath UK is also fantastic - just a short walk from the city center, with plenty of great restaurants and shops nearby. And yet, despite its central location, the room was incredibly quiet and peaceful, making for a great night's sleep. Overall, I can't recommend Hiding Space Bath UK highly enough. Whether you're visiting Bath for business or pleasure, this is the perfect place to stay. Thanks to the team for making my stay so enjoyable!"”

“The apartment was lovely, very tidy, clean and modern! The pint of milk is a nice touch! Would definitely book again”

“Lovely little club. Attend a few nights a year for away games of skittles. Bar staff are always very friendly and accommodating.”

“Laura Place Fountain, right in the middle of a roundabout at Great Pulteney Street and Henrietta Street, is a charming spot in Bath. Built in 1877 to celebrate the Bath and West of England Society, it was meant to be a grand column but was changed into a fountain. The design is simple but elegant, with a square basin and a central pedestal topped with a lead ball. Over the years, it’s faced some damage, especially from traffic, but it's been restored a few times. Despite being in the middle of a busy roundabout, it still manages to be a peaceful little corner where you can take in some of Bath’s beautiful Georgian architecture. It’s a nice place to stop for a moment of calm in the city.”

“After scouring Bath for live music for NYE and failing miserably we ended up at the Devonshire Arms. A bit of a locals pub but we were accepted and greater whole heartedly. Live music was good fun although they certainly won't be going pro anytime soon! Good beer and a bit of a spread put on for NYE. Landlord made us feel very welcome and even apologised for charging us entry! Made some new friends and had a throughly enjoyable time. Would recommend!”

“Very lovely service from Sam, made great recommendations for drink choices when we were unsure. Told us about the new pool table that we went and tried out and had lots of fun on! Definitely will be coming back”