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The Holburne Museum
The Holburne Museum combines its art collection with changing exhibitions in a historic building on Great Pulteney Street.
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The Roseate Villa Bath
The Roseate Villa Bath occupies two restored Victorian houses on Henrietta Road. Accommodation includes rooms and suites, while Henrietta Bar & Restaurant serves meals and afternoon tea. The hotel has a private garden and paid on-site parking. It offers a Bath city-break base, with separate room categories and packages to check when booking.
Plan your visit →The Queensberry Hotel
The Queensberry Hotel offers accommodation in Georgian townhouses on Russell Street in Bath. Guests can choose a stay with dining at the hotel's Olive Tree restaurant or drinks in the Old Q Bar. The hotel combines period architecture with individually styled rooms, making it a city base for exploring Bath's museums and historic streets.
Plan your visit →Dorian House
Dorian House offers boutique bed-and-breakfast accommodation in a historic Bath house on Upper Oldfield Park. Its individually furnished rooms include en-suite facilities, with some overlooking the city or garden. The property provides free parking and has electric-car charging facilities; charging arrangements should be checked with the guesthouse before arrival.
Plan your visit →Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House
Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House serves its Bath buns with sweet and savoury toppings, alongside breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and evening meals. The historic building also has a small kitchen museum connected with its baking history. Most daytime visits are walk-ins; the set afternoon tea, evening meals and larger groups have different booking arrangements.
Plan your visit →The Raven of Bath
The Raven is a traditional pub on Queen Street, near Queen Square in central Bath. Food focuses on pies, sausages and other hearty pub dishes, with real ales, cider and wine. The pub welcomes visitors without reservations, making it an option for a meal or drink while exploring the city centre.
Plan your visit →The Scallop Shell
The Scallop Shell is a fish-and-chip restaurant and seafood grill in Bath. Its menu combines cod and haddock with seasonal seafood sourced from coastal markets. Dining extends across two floors and the indoor and outdoor Upper Deck. It serves lunch and dinner on different schedules, so check the current sitting before planning a visit.
Plan your visit →Victoria Art Gallery
Victoria Art Gallery is Bath's public gallery, with paintings, sculpture and decorative arts. The permanent collection in the Upper Gallery is free to visit; special exhibitions can have separate admission charges. The Bridge Street entrance has a ramp and automatic doors, and a lift provides access to the Upper Gallery.
Plan your visit →Roman Baths
The Roman Baths takes visitors into Bath's ancient bathing complex and museum. Explore the surviving Roman remains and discover the history of the city's thermal waters. The site combines indoor displays with the open-air Great Bath. Historic surfaces can be uneven; the operator provides specific access information for wheelchair users and sensory needs.
Plan your visit →No. 1 Royal Crescent
No. 1 Royal Crescent is a furnished Georgian townhouse museum exploring life in Bath in the late eighteenth century. The rooms show the lives of wealthy residents and the people who worked downstairs. Film and sound add to the visit. The historic house includes uneven floors and steep stairs, so check the access arrangements before travelling.
Plan your visit →Bath Christmas Market 2026
A city-centre Christmas market around Bath Abbey and neighbouring streets. The pin marks the Abbey, one part of the wider market. The residents’ preview on 25 November is separate from public opening.
Plan your visit →October Half Term at Lacock 2026
Try seasonal nature activities at Lacock, including a woodland bat-themed walk, skittles and witches-hat ring toss. The Bothy’s Book Nook provides a place for a quieter reading break. Most activities are outdoors, so dress for the weather. The family programme runs from 22 October to 1 November, with no activity booking needed. Normal admission applies.
Plan your visit →Luminate Ashton Court 2026
A timed winter light walk around Ashton Court, taking roughly 60–90 minutes. Book tickets and parking in advance. The outdoor woodland paths can be muddy and uneven.
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The Holburne Museum combines its art collection with changing exhibitions in a historic building on Great Pulteney Street. It is an indoor stop for a Bath visit, with Sydney Gardens behind the museum. Admission is charged, with concessions available. There is a small pay-and-display car park and designated Blue Badge spaces.
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- Great Pulteney Street, Bath BA2 4DB
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- Paid entry
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- Indoors
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Listings within 20 miles of The Holburne Museum. Distances are straight-line estimates; check the actual journey.
Places to stay near The Holburne Museum
- The Roseate Villa BathBath · 0.3 miles
- The Queensberry HotelBath · 0.5 miles
- Dorian HouseBath · 1.1 miles
Places to eat near The Holburne Museum
- Sally Lunn's Historic Eating HouseBath · 0.5 miles
- The Raven of BathBath · 0.5 miles
- The Scallop ShellBath · 0.7 miles
Attractions near The Holburne Museum
- Victoria Art GalleryBath · 0.4 miles
- Roman BathsBath · 0.5 miles
- No. 1 Royal CrescentBath · 0.7 miles
Events near The Holburne Museum
- Bath Christmas Market 2026Bath · 0.5 miles
- October Half Term at Lacock 2026near Chippenham · 10.2 miles
- Luminate Ashton Court 2026Bristol · 13.0 miles
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- Bath Skyline Walk: Six-Mile Circular Route from BathwickBath · 0.4 miles to the map reference, straight line
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