Things to do in Batheaston

Activities, attractions and tours

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1. Cabot Circus Shopping Centre

At Cabot Circus Shopping Centre you can shop at popular brand-name stores, dine on contemporary cuisine and have fun at an adventure golf course. Cabot Circus Shopping Centre opened in 2008 and replaced a precinct of post-war retail buildings. It features three split-level shopping streets covered by a striking shell-shaped roof. The roof’s glass panels create the effect of an outdoor mall while protecting visitors from unfavorable weather conditions.
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Cabot Circus Shopping Centre which includes shopping and interior views

2. Thermae Bath Spa

Thermae Bath Spa offers indoor and outdoor thermal baths in a modern and chic spa setting. Spend the day receiving massages and treatments, and soaking in the soothing hot pools. These pools are fed by the same mineral-rich water used by the Celts and Romans 2,000 years ago.
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Thermae Bath Spa which includes mist or fog, a pool and heritage architecture

3. Bristol Hippodrome Theatre

Visit the Bristol Hippodrome for a wide variety of performances and to see the domed ceiling that can be opened up to the night sky.
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Bristol Hippodrome

4. University of Bristol

Experience student life in and around an acclaimed institute of higher education at the University of Bristol. It is recognizable for its landmark buildings, museums and its proximity to a busy nightlife district. The origins of the University of Bristol date back to 1595 and it received a royal charter in 1909. It counts Nobel Laureates, such as Sir Winston Churchill, among its former chancellors, professors and students.
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University of Bristol

5. Roman Baths

The Roman Baths is a famous historical landmark encompassing several ancient bathhouses and a museum. Walk around the site to learn more about the rituals and practices of bathing, which were an integral part of life in Roman society.
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Roman Baths which includes a pool, heritage architecture and heritage elements

6. Thornbury Castle

Set in an estate of lush parkland and glorious Tudor gardens is Thornbury Castle. Spend a day enjoying the regal elegance and sumptuousness of this one-time residence of British monarchs. Treat yourself to a night of romance in the castle’s ornate rooms. Dine on meals inspired by food grown in the castle gardens and indulge in therapeutic massage treatments.
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Thornbury Castle which includes a castle and heritage architecture

What to do in Batheaston

Popular places to visit

Thermae Bath Spa featuring a day spa and signage

Thermae Bath Spa

Bathe in some of Britain’s warmest thermal waters and unwind with relaxing treatments at this appealing spa complex.

Thermae Bath Spa
Roman Baths which includes a pool, heritage architecture and heritage elements

Roman Baths

Marvel at the natural hot spring pools and the majestic architecture at this well-preserved ancient site.

Roman Baths
Royal Crescent showing heritage architecture

Royal Crescent

This semicircular terrace of townhouses is one of Bath’s most well-known landmarks.

Royal Crescent
University of Bath

University of Bath

Enjoy the student vibe at University of Bath during your visit to Bath. Visit the shops and spas in this walkable area.

University of Bath
Bath Abbey showing a church or cathedral, heritage architecture and a square or plaza

Bath Abbey

Built in the Gothic style, this prestigious church is a popular pilgrimage destination and an important city landmark.

Bath Abbey
Jane Austen Centre featuring interior views

Jane Austen Centre

Immerse yourself in the world of Jane Austen at this museum or relax in the tea room as her famous characters often did.

Jane Austen Centre
Theatre Royal Bath which includes street scenes, heritage architecture and café scenes

Theatre Royal Bath

One of the oldest working theaters in Britain hosts dramas, comedies, operas and even a few ghosts in a stunning Georgian building .

Theatre Royal Bath
The Holburne Museum showing art, interior views and music

The Holburne Museum

Housed in a lavish 18th-century hotel is an expansive collection of fine and decorative art based around the collection of a wealthy former resident of Bath.

The Holburne Museum
Pulteney Bridge showing a small town or village and a river or creek

Pulteney Bridge

One of only a handful of shop-lined bridges in the world, this architectural marvel has quirky stores and great views.

Pulteney Bridge
Wills Memorial Building featuring heritage elements, night scenes and a city

Bristol

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Photo by Maurice Pullin (CC BY-SA)

Colerne

Photo by Kenny Hine

Corsham

Parade Gardens which includes heritage architecture, château or palace and a garden

Bath

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Photo by Sharon Loxton (CC BY-SA)

Marshfield

Frequently asked questions

Is Batheaston worth visiting?
Whether you're here to experience the local charm and cultural hotspots or sample unique foods and go on outdoor adventures, there's no shortage of things to do in Batheaston.
How do I spend a day in Batheaston?
Once you've checked off top attractions like No. 1 Royal Crescent and Alexandra Park, spend some time discovering the retail and food options in Batheaston.
What is the top tourist attraction in Batheaston?
You can't leave without visiting No. 1 Royal Crescent, rated the top tourist attraction in Batheaston.
Is three days enough to stay in Batheaston?
Three days will be enough time to tick off the leading city attractions, such as No. 1 Royal Crescent, Bath's Old Orchard Street Theatre and Bath's Original Theatre Royal and Masonic Museum. The average stay in Batheaston is two days. If you have the urge to extend your break, Bath isn't far away.
Is Batheaston a walkable city?
With popular neighbourhoods and major attractions within walking distance of the city centre, Batheaston is a good destination to visit on foot. Enjoy wandering between No. 1 Royal Crescent and Bath's Old Orchard Street Theatre. Then take a stroll through Bath City Centre, located 5 kilometres from downtown, and Upper Town, which is roughly 5 kilometres away.
What are some activities to do in Batheaston with kids?
If you're searching for sights and activities for all the family, check out these awesome ideas for what to do in Batheaston with kids.

What to do in Batheaston for adults?
Sally Lunn's and Great Pulteney Street are just a few of the things to do in Batheaston. With lots of activities available, there's something here for everyone to experience.
Are there free things to do in Batheaston?
From visiting parks to wandering around hip neighbourhoods, it's a breeze to discover free things to do in Batheaston. If you're looking for inspiration, ask for recommendations from a local tour guide. Alexandra Park is a top spot for anyone planning to save on their sightseeing activities.