With restrictions nearly over you are looking at staycations in the UK? Look no further, Bath is the perfect spot for a weekend getaway. Georgian architecture, Roman ruins and fine dining, it has everything you will need for a relaxing weekend staycation. Looking for things to do? We've compiled some of the best things to do in Bath.
Visit the Roman Baths
There's a reason why the city is called Bath. It all started at the Roman Baths which is one of the most popular attractions there. Built around AD 70 as a place for public bathing and socialising. Although visitors cannot take a dip in the steaming spring water filling the site anymore, it is a wonder to visit. Feeling like bathing after your visit? Treat yourself to some relaxing time at the Thermae Bath Spa and enjoy the views from the open-air rooftop pool.
Walk on Pulteney Bridge
One of the most photographed examples of Georgian architecture in the city and one of only four bridges in the world with shops across its full span on both sides. Pulteney Bridge is spectacular and one of the most beautiful and romantic in the world.
Visit the Abbey
Bath Abbey is one of the city's centerpiece. The huge abbey church is the last great medieval church raised in England. Take a walk around the the outside before heading inside to admire the stunning Victorian Gothic interior. We encourage you to climb the 212 steps to the top of the tower for breath-taking views of the city, countryside and the church from above.
Follow the footsteps of Jane Austen
The famous author lived there for a few years and the Jane Austen Center gives visitors the chance to learn all about her. You can also join a Jane Austen walking tour taking you around the highlights of the city. Extracts from Austen's novels and letters will bring to life Bath in her time. It is in the famous city of Bath that Austen created two of her most acclaimed novels: Northanger Abbey and Persuasion.
Watch a rugby game at the Rec
Founded in 1865, Bath Football Club (original name) is one of the oldest clubs in existence. The Rec has an outstanding history of elite rugby that is played in both a competitive and welcoming atmosphere. If you enjoy rugby, a game at the Rec is an amazing experience. The picturesque setting make Bath Rugby games totally unique and a must-do when visiting Bath.