Rainy day things to do in Bath
Rain on the way? 9 indoor Roves in Bath: museums, markets, cosy corners and places to shelter in style.
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Bathwick
Bath After Dark
Walk Great Pulteney Street once the lamps are lit and the tourists have gone.
Hot Bath Street
Soak Above the Skyline
Swim in the only natural hot spring water in Britain you're actually allowed to get into.
Royal Crescent
Tea at Number 16
Take afternoon tea inside the Royal Crescent, not just in front of it.
Abbey Churchyard
The Original Hot Tub
Stand next to water that's been steaming for thousands of years.
North Parade Passage
The Original Bath Bun
Eat a Sally Lunn bun in the oldest house in Bath, baked from a 300-year-old recipe.
New King Street
The House Where Uranus Was Found
Visit the back garden where a self-taught astronomer discovered a planet in 1781.
Sydney Gardens
Gainsborough's Neighbours
Find the painting that made Bath famous before the Baths did.
Green Street
A Proper Pub Crawl, Georgian Style
Find Bath's smallest, oldest surviving pub and squeeze inside.
Walcot Street
Walcot Street's Weird and Wonderful
Find something for sale you genuinely didn't expect, on Bath's most bohemian street.
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