You can immerse yourself in the world of Bath’s most famous literary resident at the Jane Austen Festival, featuring elegant masked balls, walking tours and talks (many staged in locations straight out of Austen’s stories). Get crafty for Christmas by making your own living wreath at a range of workshops across Bath.Usefresh foliage and a sustainable moss base at one of several workshops at The Grapes from 25th November until 10th December. The Urban Garden are also hosting three wreath making workshops on 26th November, 3rd December and 10th December. If you fancy combining a crafting session with a countryside jaunt, and Iford Manor are hosting several Christmas wreath workshops with lunch. If you’re after more traditional shopping, Bath hasa range of high-street, luxury, and independent shops where you’re bound to find the perfect gift for that special someone. Fantastically Festive Events You can’t take a dip at the Roman Baths these days, but you can still enjoy the same natural hot spring waterat Thermae Bath Spa. This one-of-a-kind complex brings the spa into the twenty-first century, with lovely treatments, relaxation spaces and a spectacular rooftop pool offering 360-degree views of the city. One of the most famous tea houses is Sally Lunn's, which is also in one of the oldest buildings in city. Part tea room, restaurant, shop and museum, you might want to book as there can be big queues.

Experience the traditions and celebrations of a Georgian Christmas in this new immersive experience at No.1 Royal Crescent from 26 th November to 31st DecemberListen to poems and stories as you wander the rooms, which are dressed as they would have been during the late eighteenth century. From atmospheric light trails and festive feasts, to ice skating and carols by candlelight– discover unmissable Christmas events and things to do in Bath. Lively entertainment and a buzzing nightlife complement Bath’s rich history and heritage to bring vibrancy and energy to its elegant Georgian façades. If you are a live music fan, looking to hit the dancefloor, or simply fancy a drink out with friends, Bath is bursting with ways to entertain you during your stay. At the far end you’ll see the portico of the Sydney Hotel, and there’s a pleasing uniformity to the continuous rows of townhouses.For an even more special view, take to the skies in a hot air balloon over Bath, with flights available for groups or couples. We'd also recommend seeing Bath from the water, on a boat trip or a paddleboarding adventure! You can get a great view of the city from The Rec too, whilst experiencing at home game at the famous Bath Rugby. The bridge is named for Frances Pulteney, the wife of William Pulteney, who funded this and many other projects around the city, and was rumoured to have been the richest man in Britain at the time. While the Roman Baths and Georgian Royal Crescent are must-see sights, there’s also a cool, contemporary city to explore. True, the city can be expensive. But avoiding peak times brings accommodation prices down. Add superb shops, arts and music venues and some surprising outdoor activities, and you have an appealing city break for couples and friends. Tour Bridgerton filming locations Some 12,000 Roman coins have been recovered, along with all manner of everyday implements, the skeleton of a Roman man and the bronze head of the goddess Minerva.

Beyond Bath there are some incredible festive events to look out for,including Winter Wonderland at Wookey Hole. This very special eventincludes threeamazing Christmas experiences wrapped up into one magical day out,including 100,000Christmas lights adorning the caves, a visit toSanta's North Pole Grotto, anda spectacular Christmas-themed circus show.

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The Herschels lived here from 1777 to 1784 (William left in 1782), and in 1781 William discovered Uranus using a 7-inch telescope that he built with his own hands in the workshop outside. The former Sydney Hotel at the east end of Great Pulteney Street is a refined setting for Bath’s first public art museum. Image - 12 Tales of a Georgian Christmas at No. 1 Royal Crescent Dance the Night Away at Komedia Bath Following this discovery, officers applied for a drug warrant which was carried out in the early hours of this morning (Thursday 23 November). Bath’s shops are some of the best in the west. High-quality independent stores line the narrow lanes just north of Bath Abbey, Milsom St is good for upmarket fashion, while the SouthGate shopping center has all the high street brands.