Kennet & Avon Canal

The canals of England, once the arteries that carried the life-blood of commerce have in the past few decades become one of the greatest...

Built around 1740 by Ralph Allen next to his Mansion House (currently a school) and beautiful grounds (now opened by the National Trust),...

Whether you are a dab hand at juggling and fire-eating or a total beginner, you will be made welcome at the fascinating Circus Skills clu...

If antiques are your thing, then phone now. Acorn organises guided tours of Bath and the surrounding area including a very popular antiqu...

If you really do crave exercise then there's sure to be something here to suit—swimming (25m pool and kids pool), squash, tennis (floodli...

Arriving by train from London St. John the Evangelist, RC. is the first impressive building that visitors will notice. On the riverside j...

Can't think of a better way of spending a lazy summer afternoon than hiring one of these romantic narrowboats and gliding down the river?...

Thursdays, once seen as a slow night in club land, are no longer drab thanks to Club Fusion. This night of hard house, handbag and techno...

This is where you will find all the die-hard clubbers on a Saturday night. The place fills up early and the regulars come every week for...

Babylon has become some kind of hedonistic institution in Bath. Catering for serious clubbers and visitors alike, it literally throbs wit...

Located just five minutes from the city centre, nestling in two acres of beautiful gardens is The Rockery, a fantastic eatery for all age...

You'll find lots of birds here, wearing feathers too, but don't get excited fellas. There's an aviary in the garden for about ninety finc...

If you haven't got time to visit the Himalayas you can enjoy all the fun of Nepalese dining in the safety of this cozy, stone-walled Bath...

Another of Bath's hidden treasures, The Wife Of Bath can be found hidden below pavement level just a short walk from the train station. T...

Ring O Bells packs a hearty menu and prides itself on it. But most patrons only consider the excellent food a bonus. With or without, Rin...

Famous chef, Ken Hom, once declared that 'Food to the Chinese has always meant much more than mere sustenance'. He could have been talkin...

Set almost in the shadow of the Abbey, Tilleys is in tourist trap territory but don't let that put you off. It's an e...

One of a large chain of licensed Italian restaurants based in London, the Bath Caffe Uno is situated in the Empire Building, an old, spac...

Il Tocco d'Italia Restaurant & Bar is proclaimed the most stylish restaurant of Bath and it is rightly said so. The chefs have a unique s...

Clean and uncluttered, Marmaris is a cozy and comfortable place for a spontaneous meal—close to all the city centre facilities yet suffic...