Bath, England?
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You have to visit the Roman baths! They're gorgeous!
http://www.romanbaths.co.uk/
(When you're in the Pump Room, the last time I was there, you had the oppertunity to taste a bit of the spa water for a pound. If you're feeling adventerous, try some.)
This site should be helpful:
http://www.cityofbath.co.uk/
http://www.romanbaths.co.uk/
(When you're in the Pump Room, the last time I was there, you had the oppertunity to taste a bit of the spa water for a pound. If you're feeling adventerous, try some.)
This site should be helpful:
http://www.cityofbath.co.uk/
Well, I do not know what things you like to see or do on vacation, but dh and i went there a few years ago and while it was gorgeous there was not much at all to see or do. We took the tour on the double decker bus and we still laugh about it today. We circled around twice and the tour was still very very short! Anyways I took some beautiful pics there, but if I had it to do again we would go elsewhere. JMO
ah I go every year. Its a gorgeous city. The Royal crescent is one of the nicest places in the country to live!
The high street is gorgeous, the baths are a must, and you can visit the spa there now too, also the Jane Austin Museum is there. Its a gorgeous place to visit, and if you are staying, just let me know as there are some incredible hotels in the area
The high street is gorgeous, the baths are a must, and you can visit the spa there now too, also the Jane Austin Museum is there. Its a gorgeous place to visit, and if you are staying, just let me know as there are some incredible hotels in the area
It is a very small town which I personally found boring. I would agree that the bus tour is a joke - it takes you on a couple of loops up on the hill overlooking the old quarry and swings by the university and that's about it. Save your money for a little shopping instead. There are some quaint stores in the shopping area.
I went 9 years ago for an overnight stay at a cute B&B. The owner looked just like Mr. Bean! They served a delicious traditional English breakfast. We took some pretty pictures in the garden across the street. The baths were pretty cool. We also went to Oxford and Stonehenge before and after Bath.
It's fab, the architecture is definitely worth seeing. You should visit the baths too. And there is a nice tea place next to it, I forget the name.
I love Bath. It is so friggin charming. And so many beautiful flowers! Its also the first place I ever saw the hardware store "Knobs & Knockers". I almost peed myself laughing.
