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Coach holidays to Bath provides the opportunity to visit a wide range of attractions and places of interest.

Fashion Museum Bath

400 years of fashion brought to life with a beautiful collection of fashion garments from the past 4 centuries.

Roman Baths

A fascinating portal into ancient history, the Roman Baths beautifully preserved are a must see for any visitor to Bath. Below the modern street level the baths have four main features, the Sacred Spring, the Roman Temple, the Roman bathhouse and finds from Roman Bath, all of which are worth a visit.

Jane Austin Centre

Pay Homage to Baths most famous resident with a visit to the Jane Austen Centre. The Jane Austen Centre offers a view of life in Bath during Regency times and explores how living in this magnificent city affected Jane Austen's life and writing.

Number 1 Royal Crescent

No.1 Royal Crescent is a magnificently restored Georgian town house that creates a picture of life in Georgian Bath. It provides visitors to the Crescent with an opportunity to look beyond the famous Palladian façade and view what life might have been like for the wealthy in 18th century Bath.

Building of Bath Museum

the Building of Bath museum plays host to a wide and unique collection interpreting the architectural history of Bath and the men who transformed a Bath into the world famous Georgian Spa that it is today. The museum is also home to an architectural model of the historic city centre, giving an insight into the layout of Georgian Bath.

Sally Lunn's Refreshment House and Museum

Much more than a teahouse, Sally Lunns finds itself as the oldest house in bath placed right in the centre. The kitchen museum shows the actual kitchen used by the young baker Sally Lunn in Georgian Bath, which was used to create the first Bath bun, a regional specialty.

Victoria Art Gallery

A free public gallery which houses Bath and North East Somerset's collection of paintings, sculpture and decorative arts.

Bath Aqua Theater of Glass

Enjoy the ancient skills of the glassblowers and stained glass artists, in this unique working museum, in the heart of the artisan quarter of Bath.

The American Museum in Britain

The American Museum in Britain is home to a unique collection of objects. There is something for everyone to enjoy at the only museum of Americana outside the United States.

Coach holidays to Bath provides the opportunity to visit a number of attractions and places of interest in the surrounding area.

Day trips to Stonehenge - English heritage

A wonderful family day out and a reminder of the late Stone and Bronze Ages. Erected between 3,000 BC and 1,600 BC, a number of the stones have been found to have been carried hundreds of miles over land and sea.

Standing Stones of Stanton Drew

Though the third largest collection of prehistoric standing stones in England, this wonderful site is little known to most. Recent surveys have shown that they were only part of a much more elaborate ritual site.

Farleigh Hungerford Castle

Just 9 miles from Bath stands the remains of Farleigh Hungerford Castle. Built in the 14th century it is a great day out for families with children, couples and even walkers enjoying the beautiful surrounding countryside.

Radstock Museum

Radstock Museum celebrates the lifestyle of the typical Somerset coalminer. The Museum illustrates not only the home life of the mining families, but also the vibrant social, commercial and industrial structure of the last century.

Dyrham Park - National Trust

A stunning 17th Century mansion located in Dyrham. You can choose to visit the breathtaking gardens, lakes and deer park or explore the spectacularly lavish 17th-century collections within the mansion itself, reflecting the fashion for all things Dutch. Dyrham park was also the film location for 'Remains of the Day', starring Anthony Hopkins.