Bath Travel Blogs

I met Daria three years ago when I worked in London. I was sitting, looking down at my pathetic sandwich and luke warm beer in 2* hotel near Paddington. The UK had yet to experience the wave of Polish immigrants and she was the first to arrive on a visa, due to expire shortly after Poland joined th…

Wednesday. Normal school day. At work as usual. Doing nothing as usual. Bath says AJ. What? says Fran. I want to go to bath. Ok. 15 minutes later, 3 tickets are booked for saturday. I wasn't doing anything on saturday. I'd never been to Bath either. So i thought i'd just hop along. Had to catch th…

On Tuesday we woke around 7:00 in the morning and went downstairs for our breakfast.  Had meusli, rasher bacon, and an egg, along with excellent coffee.  We were only spending the one night in Bath, so we checked out and left our luggage with the staff.  We walked to the Roman Baths …

After a restless nights sleep my phone rang at 6:59 for my wake up call.  I've adjusted quite well to the new time zone.  So far it hasn't affected me and I have had 0 jet lag.  Last time  I flew to Europe I had terrible jet lag.  I felt awful.  Every once in awhile I …

Two days after moving into our new home in Brussels and we had our first house guest. My brother Russell was in town on his first European vacation and visited us in Belgium in between mountain biking in the French Alps and his whirlwind tour around Europe. It was really great to see him again and …

It was sunny and warm so, as I gave my word, I went back to Bath to enjoy the city with a nice weather! It is so different from last time: so shiny and busy! We first had an English breakfast on a terrace in front of the Cathedral. A little bit less than 4£, it is okay... The food is not so excep…

Oh how comfortable my bed is!! Yes. I slept a good 11 hours, wonderful! Sadly my father hardly slept any. I’m sure tonight he’ll be so exhausted that he will.             We had a tasty continental breakfast which was included with our roo…

Bath was our next stop of the day, and the Roman baths where we again get a handset to listen to while following a path through the site.   The cathedral outside the baths were almost as pretty. Bristol and Jury’s Doyle Hotel was our destination where we have a couple of drinks to toa…

So we had taken a train to Bath in hopes of seeing the bathes. We only had an afternoon to spare there as we needed to be on the train and to our next destination on our trip through England and Scotland. There was 5 girls traveling and we tend to be loud. It wasn't too surprising when my friend an…

Welcome to our blog. The plan is to travel round the world in eight months. We'll be starting from New York and seeing some more of North America before continuing to Chile, Bolivia, Peru, Hawaii, Fiji, New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand before finishing in Cambodia and comin…

As we were only staying in Bath for the one night, after the great cooked breakfast we packed up the gear into the car and then walked into town to take a look around.  The council puts on a free walking tour taking in all the sights and giving some history of the area.  Couldn't pass up …

A month to spend in Scotland and England! Yippee!!

After Stonehenge we got back on the bus and drove to Bath. Bath feels out in the middle of nowhere while you're driving there, but is a very quaint little city that is very much worth visiting. It felt very small since I'm used to London, but there was a lot to offer: museums, shops (mostly ver…

I live in a little place called Lyneham in Wiltshire. Not much goes on there but not far down the road lies the wonderful city of Bath. I tend to get the train over whenever I'm a little bored. A few months ago, not long after my return from a hectic two weeks in Florida, I felt the need for a bit …

My five weeks in England - I spent four weeks in Bournemouth with day trips to Poole, Christchurch, Winchester, Stonehenge, Bath and the Jurassic Coast and a weekend in Stratford-Upon-Avon. After that I spent a couple of days in London, three days in Manchester and a day in Blackpool.