COACH & SIGHTSEEING TOURS BATH
Welcome to the Roman city of Bath. This historical city lends itself to the very best in sightseeing tours, composed from masterpieces in Georgian architecture and a rich and diverse offering for the ultimate English experience. From world-class art museums, the UK’s only natural hot spring, Michelin-star restaurants and its remarkable selection of heritage inspired days-out, Bath offers the opportunity to indulge in its Roman history and the ever-evolving cityscape which has stood proudly in the thousands of years since.

Nightlife

Discover delightful evening entertainment with an awe-inspiring performance at The Theatre Royal Bath, raise the stakes with the Century Casino or, savour the sounds of live jazz in the Green Park Brasserie, Saint James Wine Vaults or the Circo Cellar Bar & Cocktail Lounge. For those wishing to unwind, there is always the option to book into the city’s luxury Tivoli Cinema or, take self-care one step further and indulge in a Twilight Package in the Rooftop Pool, with the Thermae Bath Spa.

Attractions

UNESCO The Roman Baths, No.1 Royal Crescent, Bath Abbey, Pulteney Bridge, Thermae Bath Spa, the Holborne Museum, Fashion Museum Bath, Sally Lunn’s House, Herschel Museum of Astronomy, Jane Austen Centre, Theatre Royal, Museum of East Asian Art, American Museum and Gardens, Victoria Art Gallery, Prior Park Landscape Bath, Sydney Gardens, Beckford’s Tower and Museum, Museum of Bath Architecture, Museum of Bath at Work, Bath City Farm, Bath Postal Museum, Alexandra Park, The Edge & Andrew Brownsword Gallery, Royal Victoria Park, The Circus, Bath Assembly Rooms, Bath Racecourse, Museum of Bath Stone.

Travel tips:

  • Panoramic views of the city can be obtained from nearby Alexandra Park, just a 20-minute walk from the city centre. Alternatively, Bath’s Skyline Walk rewards exercise with an abundance of photographic opportunities.
  • The Museum Saver Ticket permits entry to three world-class museums within 90 days, enabling each purchaser to enjoy multiple savings. Purchase this ticket online to save 10% or, at the admission desk of the Roman Baths, Fashion Museum or Victoria Art Gallery.
  • Midweek visits to Bath’s wealth of attractions offer a more intimate and quieter look into the city’s secrets. Some museums close on Mondays - checking admission prices and opening times in advance of your visit is always recommended!
  • Buskers have long been a standing tradition in the city’s busy highstreets, squares and communal areas. From street circus performers, new musical talent, gravity defying painted statues and, even musicians playing spoons! Bath exhibits a wealth of talent and provides a vibrant atmosphere provided for all visiting shoppers to the area
  • A free downloadable map of Bath is available from the Visit Bath website: https://visitbath.co.uk/plan-your-visit/maps-and-guides

Arrivals & Departures

However you plan to reach to the world-renowned City of Bath, Centurion Travel has the perfect travel solution to match your itinerary seamlessly. For rail arrivals, arriving at Bath Spa Railway Station using the GWR line from London Paddington, we ensure a safe arrival from platform to destination address, as well as travel advice wherever you decide appropriate. Other familiar stations to this part of the UK include Bristol Temple Meads, Keynsham, Trowbridge, Frome Station, Castle Cary and many others. Simply advise us of your arrival time, pick-up point, passenger numbers and destination for a quotation today.

For Airport Arrivals, our team collectively offer decades of experience in and knowledge of, airport transfers from London Gatwick, London Heathrow, Bristol and all other major UK airports to destinations chosen by our clients. Visit our London page (hyperlinked) for useful maps of its most used airports and various other travel information which may relate to your journey. Quotations can be requested for all arrivals and departures, regardless of time of day, day of the week or time of year. Contact us using the forms below for a quotation today.

Surrounding Area

The River Avon can be followed from The City of Bath UNESCO World Heritage Site to the picturesque, historical market town of Bradford-on-Avon; famed for its Winter ‘Floating Fayre’. Other popular destinations include the enchanting stone circles of Stonehenge and Avebury – see our ‘Wiltshire’ page for further information. 
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