Bath is in the South West of England, in the Somerset countryside.
It is built in the mouth an extinct volcano. It’s a spa city with hot springs under the city. It still has the original Roman baths and remains.
What does this place have to offer?
1- One of the first places tourists visit is the famous Roman Baths. This great bath is filled with hot spa waters that were thought to be able to cure all ills.
2- Some museums and places to learn: The building of Bath Museum: This museum explains how and Bath was built, decorated and lived in. The Royal Crescent: The Royal Crescent is a n terrace of 30 town houses, built in shape. The Circus: This town planning was based on historical fantasy. Made up of three circular terraces of town houses. There are trees in the centre blocking the view a little but you can see how beautiful this place really is.
What is there for children?
Horseworld: families can enjoy exciting games, demonstrations, activities and food. Other events at Horseworld offer children the chance to take care of ponies, donkeys, horses, exercise their artistic skills at ceramic workshops and learn about the care of horses.
Bath Racecourse: organise family fun days throughout the year with a whole range of activities to keep the children occupied. The kids will be happy by the fun on offer while the adults can enjoy some quality racing.
How do you get there?
Bath is less than 2 hours from London, with good road and rail links. I think it is better by train. There are regular train services direct from London Paddington and Waterloo to Bath Spa Railway Station with an average journey time of around 90 minutes. Ticket per person around £50 but much cheaper if you buy early.
Coach: frequent services run from London Victoria coach station. Fare Type 2 adults and 2 children.: Day return: £55.50 Economy Return: £74 Standard Return: £80 Children under 3 years free.
Car: A short drive from M4/M5 motorways.
How much does it cost to stay there?
Bath has a lot of hotels & accommodation in so many ways. There is self catering, bed and breakfast, guest houses, farms, caravan, camping sites and hotels.
Camping sites: around £15 per person.
Farm: between £50 to £70 Capacity: 1-4 persons per Room / Unit.
Hotel: between £70 to £250 Capacity: 2-3 persons per Room / Unit. Personal booking services on 0844 847 5256 and they can make a reservation on your behalf.
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