Bath, England 3 Day Itinerary

Bath, England 3-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Exploring the City Center

• Morning: Start your day with breakfast at Sally Lunn’s Tea Room, the oldest house in Bath, famous for its traditional Bath Bun.
• Mid-Morning: Visit the Roman Baths, one of the greatest religious spas of the ancient world.
• Lunch: Grab a bite at The Scallop Shell, offering a variety of seafood dishes.
• Afternoon: Explore Bath Abbey and climb up the Tower for panoramic views of the city.
• Evening: Dine at The Walnut Tree Restaurant, a Michelin-starred restaurant offering modern British cuisine.
• Night: Enjoy a stroll along the River Avon and see Bath’s famous illuminated Pulteney Bridge.

Day 2: Museums & Beyond

• Morning: Visit the Fashion Museum to learn about the history of fashion through an extensive collection.
• Lunch: Try The Cheese Larder, offering a wide selection of British and continental cheeses.
• Afternoon: Head to No. 1 Royal Crescent Museum to learn about 18th-century life in Bath. Then, visit the Holburne Museum, home to an impressive collection of art and antiques.
• Evening: Dine at Caribbean Queen, a vibrant restaurant offering authentic Jamaican cuisine.
• Night: End your day with a comedy show at The Komedia Bath.

Day 3: Green Spaces & Outskirts

• Morning: Visit the Bath Botanical Garden and learn about exotic plants from around the world.
• Lunch: Stop by The Owl and Thistle, a traditional pub offering British classics.
• Afternoon: Take a trip to Bristol (1 hour by train) and visit sites like the Clifton Suspension Bridge, Banksy’s Street Art and the Bristol Zoo Gardens if you have time.
• Evening: Return to Bath, enjoy a quiet dinner at Café Lucca, an Italian restaurant with a rustic charm.

Where to Stay:

• The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa - A luxury 5-star hotel located in one of Bath’s most iconic buildings.
• Aiden by Best Western Plus - Modern and stylish hotel with comfortable rooms, perfect for a mid-range budget.

Things to Know:

• Bath is a walkable city, but consider using the local bus service or hiring bikes if you plan to explore further afield.
• The city can be quite busy during summer months, so it’s best to book accommodation and popular attractions in advance.
• Don’t forget to try a Bath Bun with some local cider!

Tips:

• Use the Bath Tourist Information Centre for maps, advice, and discounts on attractions.
• The Bath Bus Company offers a hop-on hop-off sightseeing tour of Bath’s main attractions.