Attractions in Bath

44AD Artspace

Contemporary art gallery and artists' studios in a Grade II listed house on Abbey Street.

• Abbey & Roman Baths, Bath

Alexandra Park

Park on the hill south of the river with a viewpoint looking across the city center.

• Bathwick & Widcombe, Bath

American Museum & Gardens

• Bathwick & Widcombe, Bath

Bath Abbey

Medieval abbey church beside the Roman Baths, known for its fan-vaulted ceiling and the angels carved on its west front.

• Abbey & Roman Baths, Bath

Bath Abbey Cemetery

Hillside cemetery above Widcombe, with a mortuary chapel and views across the city.

• Bathwick & Widcombe, Bath

Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution

Educational charity in a Queen Square building, offering talks, exhibitions and Georgian rooms for rent.

• Georgian Bath, Bath

Bath Skyline

Circular National Trust walk on the hills around Bath, passing Sham Castle and giving views over the city.

• Bathwick & Widcombe, Bath

Bath Weir

Weir across the River Avon immediately downstream of Pulteney Bridge, seen from the riverside and Parade Gardens.

• Abbey & Roman Baths, Bath

Beazer Garden Maze

Paved maze in a small garden beside Pulteney Bridge.

• Milsom Street & Walcot, Bath

Beckford's Tower

Booking: the venue’s own page advises booking ahead (read Oct 25, 2026). Source

• Georgian Bath, Bath

Cleveland Bridge

Early 19th-century road bridge over the River Avon, with a tollhouse beside it.

• Milsom Street & Walcot, Bath

Great Pulteney Street

Wide Georgian street leading from the center toward the Holburne Museum, planned for the Pulteney estate.

• Bathwick & Widcombe, Bath

Guildhall Market

Covered market behind the Guildhall, between the High Street and the River Avon.

• Milsom Street & Walcot, Bath

Hedgemead Park

Terraced hillside park above Walcot Street, with lawns and views across the city.

• Milsom Street & Walcot, Bath

Herschel Museum of Astronomy

Former home of the astronomer William Herschel and his sister Caroline, now a museum on New King Street.

Booking: the venue’s own page advises booking ahead (read Oct 25, 2026). Source

• Georgian Bath, Bath

Holburne Museum

Art museum at the end of Great Pulteney Street, with decorative arts, British portraits and Renaissance works.

• Bathwick & Widcombe, Bath

Jane Austen Centre

Museum on Gay Street about Jane Austen and her time living in Bath.

• Georgian Bath, Bath

Lansdown Crescent

Curved terrace of Georgian houses on Lansdown Hill, designed by John Palmer.

• Georgian Bath, Bath

Manvers Street Baptist Church

Baptist church near the station, which also houses the Open House Centre and café.

• Abbey & Roman Baths, Bath

Milsom Street

Georgian street of shops, cafés and restaurants running north from the center of Bath.

• Milsom Street & Walcot, Bath

Museum of East Asian Art

Museum on Bennett Street holding more than 2,000 objects of East and Southeast Asian art, from ceramics to jade.

• Georgian Bath, Bath

No. 1 Royal Crescent

Historic house museum in the first house of the Royal Crescent, presented as a Georgian home.

• Georgian Bath, Bath

Parade Gardens

Riverside garden laid out in 1709 and now a Grade II listed park with seasonal flower beds, beside the River Avon.

• Abbey & Roman Baths, Bath

Prior Park Landscape Garden

National Trust landscape garden on a hillside above the city, with a lake, a Palladian bridge and views of Bath.

• Bathwick & Widcombe, Bath

Pulteney Bridge

Grade I listed bridge over the River Avon, designed by Robert Adam, with shops built along both sides.

• Milsom Street & Walcot, Bath

Queen Square

Georgian square designed by John Wood the Elder, with an obelisk at its center, north-west of the Abbey.

• Georgian Bath, Bath

Royal Crescent

Crescent of 30 terraced houses designed by John Wood the Younger, overlooking Royal Victoria Park.

• Georgian Bath, Bath

Royal Victoria Park

Large public park below the Royal Crescent, with lawns and an obelisk.

• Georgian Bath, Bath

Royal Victoria Park Botanical Gardens

Botanical garden within Royal Victoria Park, with winding paths and a stone bridge.

• Georgian Bath, Bath

Sally Lunn's House

• Abbey & Roman Baths, Bath

Sham Castle

Castle-style folly on Bathampton Down, built to be seen from the city.

• Bathwick & Widcombe, Bath

Smallcombe Cemetery

Former burial ground in Bathwick with two chapels, set on a hillside.

• Bathwick & Widcombe, Bath

St Michael's Without

• Milsom Street & Walcot, Bath

Sydney Gardens

Public gardens at the end of Great Pulteney Street, crossed by the Kennet and Avon Canal and the railway.

• Bathwick & Widcombe, Bath

The Circus

Ring of three-story townhouses forming a circle with three entrances, begun by John Wood the Elder.

• Georgian Bath, Bath

The Cross Bath

Historic bath in Bath Street, now run with Thermae Bath Spa, which offers swim sessions and exclusive-use bookings there.

• Abbey & Roman Baths, Bath

The Forum

Art deco former movie theater near the station, now home to Bath City Church and used for events.

• Abbey & Roman Baths, Bath

The Pump Room

Georgian pump room beside the Roman Baths, now a restaurant offering brunch and afternoon tea, according to the Roman Baths site.

• Abbey & Roman Baths, Bath

The Roman Baths

Roman bathing and temple complex built around natural hot springs, now a museum whose finds include a gilt bronze head of Sulis Minerva.

Booking: the venue’s own page advises booking ahead (read Oct 25, 2026). Source

• Abbey & Roman Baths, Bath

Thermae Bath Spa

Thermal spa using Bath's natural warm water, with an open-air rooftop pool. Entry is for guests aged 16 and over.

• Abbey & Roman Baths, Bath

Victoria Art Gallery

Public art gallery beside Pulteney Bridge, with paintings, prints and decorative art.

Entry: according to the venue’s own page, read Oct 25, 2026. Special exhibitions and events may be charged. Source

• Milsom Street & Walcot, Bath

Walcot Methodist Church

Methodist church on London Road in Walcot, north-east of the center.

• Milsom Street & Walcot, Bath

Walcot Street

Street running north from Pulteney Bridge, lined with shops, cafés and pubs.

• Milsom Street & Walcot, Bath

Widcombe Locks

Flight of locks on the Kennet and Avon Canal, climbing from the River Avon in Widcombe.

• Bathwick & Widcombe, Bath

Widcombe Manor

Grade I listed manor house in Widcombe, seen from Church Street.

• Bathwick & Widcombe, Bath