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Top 10 places in Bath

Ranked from real traveller ratings and review counts in our places database. Sights and landmarks are weighted above restaurants and stays so the list shows you what makes Bath worth visiting.

1Attraction
The Roman Baths
4.6(40,514 reviews)
Discover the ancient Roman bathhouse and temple complex, where natural spring water has flowed for millennia. Explore the well-preserved bathing areas and museum, offering a captivating insight into Roman Britain. Visitors can also enjoy the Pump Room restaurant and an audio tour designed for children.
Abbey Churchyard, Bath BA1 1LZ, UK
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2Attraction
Pulteney Bridge
4.6(10,241 reviews)
Pulteney Bridge is a distinctive Georgian structure in Bath, completed in 1769 and designed by Robert Adam. It uniquely features shops lining both sides, reminiscent of Florence's Ponte Vecchio, and spans the River Avon. This historic landmark offers picturesque views, particularly over the nearby weir.
Bridge St, Bath BA2 4AT, UK
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3Attraction
Royal Victoria Park
4.6(8,499 reviews)
Royal Victoria Park, opened in 1830 and named after Princess Victoria, offers sprawling Victorian parklands near Bath's city centre. This historic public space features extensive lawns, vibrant flower beds, and the notable Botanical Gardens. Visitors can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities and find peaceful spots to relax.
Marlborough Ln, Bath BA1 2NQ, UK
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4Attraction
Wookey Hole Caves
4.4(8,970 reviews)
Wookey Hole Caves is a popular attraction nestled in Wells, featuring an extensive network of limestone caves to explore. Beyond the natural wonders, visitors can also discover an on-site paper mill and a variety of family-friendly activities.
The Mill, High St, Wells BA5 1BA, UK
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5Restaurant
The Raven
4.7(5,298 reviews)
The Raven is a family-run pub in Bath, set within two charming Georgian townhouses. It's renowned for serving real ales and traditional local pies at large wooden tables, offering a classic British pub experience.
7 Queen St, Bath BA1 1HE, UK
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6Pub
Boom Battle Bar Bath
4.9(3,685 reviews)
Boom Battle Bar Bath is a lively pub situated within the Kingsmead Leisure Complex. Visitors can enjoy a range of competitive games and a vibrant atmosphere, making it a popular spot for social gatherings. It offers various activities for an engaging experience in Bath.
Kingsmead Leisure Complex, 5-10 James St W, Bath BA1 2BX, UK
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7Restaurant
Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House & Museum
4.4(6,354 reviews)
Discover Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House & Museum in Bath, housed in the city's oldest building, dating back to around 1483. This renowned restaurant is famous for its iconic Sally Lunn Bun, a distinctive semi-sweet bread. Visitors can enjoy a meal in this historic setting, which also features a museum.
4 N Parade Passage, Bath BA1 1NX, UK
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8Restaurant
The Scallop Shell
4.7(3,199 reviews)
Located in Bath, The Scallop Shell is a restaurant specialising in fish and seafood. This wood-dominated venue features colourful distressed furniture, offering a distinctive setting for diners.
22 Monmouth Pl, Bath BA1 2AY, UK
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9Restaurant
Sotto Sotto
4.8(2,469 reviews)
Sotto Sotto offers a classic Italian menu with a modern flair, nestled within atmospheric candlelit vaulted cellars featuring exposed stone walls. This Bath restaurant is located at 12a N Parade and provides a distinctive dining experience.
12a N Parade, Bath BA2 4AL, UK
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10Landmark
Dundas Aqueduct
4.7(966 reviews)
This impressive late-18th-century stone structure transports the Kennet and Avon Canal over the River Avon. Visitors can enjoy the scenic views from its pathways, with benches available for relaxation. A flight of steps also leads down to the riverside for a different perspective of the aqueduct.
Brassknocker Basin, Monkton Combe, Bath BA2 7JD, UK
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