Bath Things to Do

The Royal Photographic Society aims to promote and support the 'art of photography ' by showcasing the works of new and upcoming photographers. An educational charity, anyone can avail of its membership and partake in the event... more

Want to dance until your feet are raw? Then the place to do so in Bath is at Raw, a happening club with great music and drink specials. It has a cosmopolitan feel and decor, but most people don't go for the scenery. There is so... more

A charitable avant-garde visual arts centre, Widcombe Studios also offers art courses and studio space for individual artists. It is famous as a contemporary art studio and currently it is home to 10 studio artists while suppo... more

Tuesday nights in Bath have been transformed by Moles Club's Big Cheese. All your favourite cheesy tunes from the past four decades are belted out at mega-decibel levels and the emphasis is on fun. Students love it, but the nig... more

Yes, it's on Monday! And it's live! Luckily the line-up is more inspiring than the name. Monday Live presents the best local bands plus top local DJs, providing enough techno dance or whatever else takes their fancy to banish t... more

American Museum is housed in Claverton Manor, built by Jeffrey Wyatville in 1820 in neo-classical style, and was the site of William Churchill's first political speech in 1897. The building was converted into the museum and ope... more

Parade Gardens are a great source of pride for Bathonians and feature ornate themed flowerbeds depicting cartoon characters or persons of historical importance. From the gardens, you can get a lovely view of the weir and watch... more

Babylon has become some kind of hedonistic institution in Bath. Catering for serious clubbers and visitors alike, it literally throbs with life at the weekends, and even manages to make Thursday nights worthwhile. A mixed crowd... more

Built in 1881, St Mary's is particularly notable for its beautiful contemporary frescoes - scenes from the life of St Mary but depicted using elements from local buildings or occasions. The church is simply and lovingly decorat... more

This established tour sets off from the Garricks Head pub which is next to the theatre. The tour lasts well over an hour and is an interesting way to learn about the history of the city. With so many buildings being period prop... more