Top Things to do on a Day Trip in Bath

A historic spa town dating back to Roman times, a World Heritage site, and famed for its gorgeous signature Georgian architecture, it’s easy to see why tourists visit Bath in their millions. But aside from spa days and historic architecture, Bath is a vibrant and fun city with a top-notch foodie scene, a sizzling nightlife and plenty to keep you busy on a weekend trip - hop in a Zipcar and be sure not to miss these things to do in Bath.

 

Eat and drink in Bath

There’s no shortage of places to eat in Bath. Whatever time of day hunger (or thirst) strikes, these establishments have you covered.

 

Green Bird Café

Tuck into locally sourced and thoughtfully prepared breakfast, brunch or lunch at this airy and welcoming café. From granola with yoghurt to pancake stacks and fry ups to start the day, to coffee and cake for an afternoon pick-me-up, Green Bird Café has everything a café in Bath needs.

 

The Scallop Shell

This nautical-themed restaurant is the place to go for the freshest and most delicious fish and seafood that Bath has to offer – the catch of the day is even kept fresh on a bath (yes, a real bath) of ice! Expect the likes of oysters, scallops and mussels to start or to share, and classic fish and chips cooked to perfection as the main attraction at The Scallop Shell.

 

The Dark Horse

With accolades like Top 10 bars in the world and Top 3 cocktail bars in the UK under their belt, The Dark Horse is well worth a visit. If you’re looking for a deliciously creative cocktail or two on your weekend in Bath, this is the place to go. Book ahead to avoid disappointment, as tables are in high demand!

 

Places to visit in Bath

When it comes to Bath attractions, there’s more than you could possibly fit into a weekend! From luxuriating in a spa to exploring historic sites, there’s something for everyone.

 

Visit a museum (or three)

There’s no shortage of museums in Bath, from The Roman Baths which gave the city its name, to the chic Fashion Museum and the architecture-lover’s No.1 Royal Crescent. Artistic types will enjoy wandering through Victoria Art Gallery, while lovers of literature will delight in the Jane Austen museum. In summary, there’s a museum for just about every interest in Bath, so take your pick!