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Despite nestling between the Cotswolds and the Mendips it is not the gorgeous countryside that draws visitors to this ancient city but the vast wealth of glorious heritage sites. The Romans put the place squarely on the map when they built their grand baths, which you can tour to discover all about this era in the city’s history. If you actually want to bathe in warm thermal waters, head for the luxurious Thermae Bath Spa. The city is also known for its grand, Regency architecture and some of the real gems include: Royal Crescent; Pulteney Bridge; and the Circus.

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2 Oct 08

Ring O Bells

Posted by prince william from london, United Kingdom

Lovely neighbourhood bar and restaurant offering great tapas and a good value menu. The best table is the one in the window. Read more

13 Aug 08

Ring O Bells

Posted by GreyDrong from Bristol, United Kingdom

Dreadful! Sea Bass (£12-95) tiny portion, dry and over-cooked. Potatoes (£3 extra) OK. Green veg (£3 extra) green beans and mange toute, ... Read more

14 Mar 07

Wentworth House

Posted by a TotalTraveller from Bangor, United Kingdom

My husband and I went to Bath for a long weekend and stayed at Wentworth House for 2 days. The owners are very friendly and helpful.... Read more

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Suburbs and towns covered by this travel guide to Bath (North Somerset Bristol & Bath) include 103 Walcot Street, 12 Crescent Gardens, 17 Bloomfield Park, 30 Crescent Gardens, Avon, Bath, Bathampton, Batheaston, Englishcombe, North Somerset Bristol & Bath, Nr Bath, off Abbey Green, Somerset, and more.