The most important in Bath are the Roman thermal baths fed by three hot springs. Dating from I to V centuries, they were built on springs whose waters spring at 46 ° C. Although the baths were used until 1979, currently are not used, not only because they were used for years as numerous drainage pipes, but also because during the Second World War high levels of radioactivity in the water were detected. Although today it is not, never used again. Next to the old baths are other modern ones that can be used.

The rest of the city is also very interesting. Its streets, squares and especially the surroundings of the cathedral are very colorful and have many bars, shops and street life. Bath also has many museums worth admiring.

There also are many activities to do outdoors. The Bath Baating Station is a unique Victorian boarding station where canoes to surf the river Avon can be rented by the hour. In the Bristol Zoo Gardens one can enjoy the animal kingdom and the Avon Valley Country Park is a riverside park with rides and pets.

It is also possible to rent a balloon and admire the views over the city and its surroundings.