If you’re looking to enjoy something special while you’re in Bath then you might want to think about attending the Bath Bachfest. Any classical music lover will be in their element when they visit one of three places that plays host to the wonderful music of Bach. Bath Abbey, the Guildhall and the Assembly rooms all have performances in February 2013, and every single one of them will intrigue and delight.
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Not only is Bath steeped in Roman and Georgian history, but it’s also steeped in sporting history too. Bath Recreation Ground is home to Bath Rigby club, which happens to be one of the world’s oldest rugby clubs.
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Bath is a very romantic city and for anyone looking to enjoy time away with someone special, this ancient city will not disappoint. Many couples come here to enjoy the spa breaks in Bath and what they have to offer. They come to enjoy the fine restaurants, wine bars and theatres, as well as pleasant walks in Royal Victoria Park, the Botanical Gardens and around the city centre.
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Bath is a wonderfully romantic city that’s perfect for couples who want to get away from it all and visit somewhere special.
Even if you don’t have the worlds’ biggest budget to spend, you can still have a dream romantic break in this historical part of the world. You might want to think about staying in a Bath bed and breakfast as this city promises great service in an ideal romantic setting.
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If you want to visit a city that is full of romance, then Bath is the place to be. Couples can enjoy the magnificent view of the Royal Crescent, a row of houses that is truly original or a trip to the world famous Roman Baths (which can also be enjoyed at night via a guided tour).
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Located in North Parade Passage is the Sally Lunns Museum which is reported to be one of the oldest houses in Bath. This building is so old that it still has the original kitchen where Sally Lunn used to bake her world famous Bath Bun and other delicious foods.
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The Victoria Art Gallery in Bath is an essential place for any art-lover. With free entry and a wide range of exhibitions and displays throughout the year, it is quite simply, unmissable.
Behind The Scenes At The Victoria Gallery
Incredibly Bath has 17 museums in just one square mile! This means there’s bound to be at least one that everyone will want to visit. Exhibiting classic masterpieces and objects from thousands of years ago, the museums in Bath are truly in a league of their own. Continue reading
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There are many fine places to eat in Bath and you will find food suitable for any palate and any age. The only difficulty you may face is choosing where to eat. Remember if you’re staying in a Bath bed and breakfast, you’ll have to find the majority of your meals elsewhere.
Here are the top two places to eat in Bath:
Casanis Restaurant
This French-Bistro restaurant is perfect if you’re looking for somewhere cosy but modern to eat a delicious range of foods. This restaurant has won many awards and quite rightly so. The food is exquisite and it’s not expensive. There’s always a relaxed atmosphere, no matter how busy it gets, making it a worthwhile place to visit.
Circus Cafe and Restaurant
The Circus Cafe and Restaurant is a family restaurant that’s always busy. The menus change every month and food is cooked in a traditional British style. Amazingly many of the regulars are locals, which just goes to show how great this place is. If you want to eat in style but be served by friendly and knowledgeable staff, the Circus Cafe and Restaurant is the place to dine.