By Jasmine McGee
Bath
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
Photo gallery
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Bath AbbeyPhoto By: Bath Tourism Plus -
Royal CrescentPhoto By: Bath Tourism Plus -
Roman BathsPhoto By: Bath Tourism Plus -
Thermae Bath SpaPhoto By: Bath Tourism Plus -
Pulteney BridgePhoto By: Bath Tourism Plus -
Roman BathsPhoto By: Elliot Brown - http://www.flickr.com/photos/ell-r-brown/ -
Bath City Boat ToursPhoto By: Elliot Brown - http://www.flickr.com/photos/ell-r-brown/ -
Beau Nash Obelisk, Queens SquarePhoto By: Elliot Brown - http://www.flickr.com/photos/ell-r-brown/
The joy of pure relaxation & spa treatment is just a few flights away. If you’re looking for a getaway that offers more relaxation then sunbathing on the beach, then set your sights on the beautiful spa city of Bath, UK. The city isn’t just home to beautiful indoor luxury spas, but it boasts a collection of some of the world’s best natural hot springs that are awaiting your arrival.
Bath, UK is located approximately 20 miles from Bristol, UK, so you can easily book a flight that will take you right to Bristol International Airport (BRS). The airport has many airlines and flights to choose from, but EscapeWizard.com can make the booking process a breeze. Click here (www.escapewizard.com/flight.php) to begin booking your flight using EscapeWizard.com’s easy flight finder. Once you’ve booked your flight and printed your itinerary, then next step is finding the right accommodations. With the alluring beauty of the natural springs you’ll probably want to stay out all day, but you’ll still need a place to rest. Click here (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl) to use EscapeWizard.com’s hotel finder to search for the right accommodations.
The city of Bath has so many wonderful things to do & see, which is why it was chosen by UNESCO to be a World Heritage Site. The city of bath is filled with such rich culture, history luxury, architecture, and nightlife. The first things you’ll want to explore are the local attractions and museums. Romantic enthusiasts and literary lovers will want to stop by the Jane Austen Centre. The legendary author declared Bath as her home after falling in love with the beauty of the city. Her life and written works were inspired by the splendor of Bath, and the impact of her life/works can be seen at the Jane Austen Centre.
Bath is home to a variety of fascinating museums. If you enjoy the history of fashion, then visit the Fashion Museum located in Central Bath to learn & experience over 400 years of fashion. Other museums worth checking out are The Holburne Museum, Victoria Art Gallery, Beckford’s Tower & Museum, Bath’s Original Theatre Royal and Masonic Museum, and the Building of Bath Collection. Each museum offers a unique experience, but the Building of Bath Collection is the only museum in the city that explains the history of the Georgian Bath.
It’s impossible to discuss the Bath without mentioning what the city has become famous for; it’s world-renowned baths. It’s one thing to visit an indoor luxury spa and get first class treatment, but in Bath you can enjoy luxury spa treatment outdoors in mineral-rich waters while taking in the view of the city’s breathtaking architecture. For a fee you can purchase a ticket and visit the only natural thermal spa in Britain, Thermae Bath Spa. Located in the Roman Baths, an area that is over 2,000 years old, Thermae Bath Spa is a world-class experience. The spa has various sessions you can choose from and you can enjoy a tasty serving of food & drinks. You can even head to the rooftop pool and enjoy the sights of Bath’s skyline.
Bath isn’t just home to the best spas in the world, but it also has a great collection of entertainment & nightlife. Take a stroll through downtown Bath and you’ll run across one of the cities comedy clubs, theatres, or a traditional British pub with live music playing. If chatting with the locals at a pub isn’t quite your style, then head over to one of the many nightclubs in Bath and get your groove on. Following a night of clubbing and nightlife festivities, you can wake up the next day and enjoy a relaxing spa treatment. Bath, UK has the best of both worlds so let EscapeWizard.com help you book your next trip. Bath, UK, The World Heritage Center, awaits your arrival.
Bath, UK is located approximately 20 miles from Bristol, UK, so you can easily book a flight that will take you right to Bristol International Airport (BRS). The airport has many airlines and flights to choose from, but EscapeWizard.com can make the booking process a breeze. Click here (www.escapewizard.com/flight.php) to begin booking your flight using EscapeWizard.com’s easy flight finder. Once you’ve booked your flight and printed your itinerary, then next step is finding the right accommodations. With the alluring beauty of the natural springs you’ll probably want to stay out all day, but you’ll still need a place to rest. Click here (www.escapewizard.com/hotels.php?flag=htl) to use EscapeWizard.com’s hotel finder to search for the right accommodations.
The city of Bath has so many wonderful things to do & see, which is why it was chosen by UNESCO to be a World Heritage Site. The city of bath is filled with such rich culture, history luxury, architecture, and nightlife. The first things you’ll want to explore are the local attractions and museums. Romantic enthusiasts and literary lovers will want to stop by the Jane Austen Centre. The legendary author declared Bath as her home after falling in love with the beauty of the city. Her life and written works were inspired by the splendor of Bath, and the impact of her life/works can be seen at the Jane Austen Centre.
Bath is home to a variety of fascinating museums. If you enjoy the history of fashion, then visit the Fashion Museum located in Central Bath to learn & experience over 400 years of fashion. Other museums worth checking out are The Holburne Museum, Victoria Art Gallery, Beckford’s Tower & Museum, Bath’s Original Theatre Royal and Masonic Museum, and the Building of Bath Collection. Each museum offers a unique experience, but the Building of Bath Collection is the only museum in the city that explains the history of the Georgian Bath.
It’s impossible to discuss the Bath without mentioning what the city has become famous for; it’s world-renowned baths. It’s one thing to visit an indoor luxury spa and get first class treatment, but in Bath you can enjoy luxury spa treatment outdoors in mineral-rich waters while taking in the view of the city’s breathtaking architecture. For a fee you can purchase a ticket and visit the only natural thermal spa in Britain, Thermae Bath Spa. Located in the Roman Baths, an area that is over 2,000 years old, Thermae Bath Spa is a world-class experience. The spa has various sessions you can choose from and you can enjoy a tasty serving of food & drinks. You can even head to the rooftop pool and enjoy the sights of Bath’s skyline.
Bath isn’t just home to the best spas in the world, but it also has a great collection of entertainment & nightlife. Take a stroll through downtown Bath and you’ll run across one of the cities comedy clubs, theatres, or a traditional British pub with live music playing. If chatting with the locals at a pub isn’t quite your style, then head over to one of the many nightclubs in Bath and get your groove on. Following a night of clubbing and nightlife festivities, you can wake up the next day and enjoy a relaxing spa treatment. Bath, UK has the best of both worlds so let EscapeWizard.com help you book your next trip. Bath, UK, The World Heritage Center, awaits your arrival.