Guidebook for Bath and North East Somerset
Drinks & Nightlife
The Coeur De Lion is Bath's smallest pub but what it lacks in size it makes up for in character. Check it out on Northumberland Place (off main High Street)
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Coeur De Lion
17 Northumberland PlThe Coeur De Lion is Bath's smallest pub but what it lacks in size it makes up for in character. Check it out on Northumberland Place (off main High Street)
The Bell on Walcot Street is owned by its customers. To save the pub going out of business, over 500 locals pitched in to buy the place in 2013 and the pub has a real community feel as soon as you walk in the door. With live music three nights a week, DJ's on weekends, this bustling pub is great for entertainment as well.
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The Bell Inn
103 Walcot StThe Bell on Walcot Street is owned by its customers. To save the pub going out of business, over 500 locals pitched in to buy the place in 2013 and the pub has a real community feel as soon as you walk in the door. With live music three nights a week, DJ's on weekends, this bustling pub is great for entertainment as well.
Situated on Vineyards (The Paragon), The Star Inn remains a classic example of an untouched multi-roomed English public house, with many original features still in tact. Take a trip back in time and play some classic old English pub games like cribbage and shove halfpenny.
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The Star Inn
23 VineyardsSituated on Vineyards (The Paragon), The Star Inn remains a classic example of an untouched multi-roomed English public house, with many original features still in tact. Take a trip back in time and play some classic old English pub games like cribbage and shove halfpenny.
Food Scene
Best Place for a Pie
The Raven pub on Queen Street is the best place for a pie in Bath. A massive selection of homemade pies with a choice of gravies, The Raven offers the best pies in Town. Despite being set across 3 floors you'll find a table hard to come by at lunch times so get there early!
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The Raven
7 Queen StBest Place for a Pie
The Raven pub on Queen Street is the best place for a pie in Bath. A massive selection of homemade pies with a choice of gravies, The Raven offers the best pies in Town. Despite being set across 3 floors you'll find a table hard to come by at lunch times so get there early!
Marmaris
4-5 Newmarket Rowopen until 2am every day for authentic Turkish cuisine
Sightseeing
You can't visit Bath without visiting the baths! Bathe in the natural thermal waters and enjoy the wonderful surroundings
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I-Roman Baths
Abbey ChurchyardYou can't visit Bath without visiting the baths! Bathe in the natural thermal waters and enjoy the wonderful surroundings
The city's most iconic architectural landmark.
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No. 1 Royal Crescent
1 Royal CresThe city's most iconic architectural landmark.
Arts & Culture
A fascinating museum all about Jane Austen
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I-Centre ye-Jane Austen
40 Gay StA fascinating museum all about Jane Austen
Essentials
Waitrose & Partners
Northgate Street