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Bath is a historic Roman and Georgian spa city. It is famous for its hot springs, Roman period baths, Medieval heritage and stately Georgian architecture. Bath has been double UNESCO-listed as a World Heritage Site, both in its own right (in 1987) and as one of 11 "Great Spa Towns of Europe" (in 2021). Set in the rolling Somerset countryside on the southern edge of the Cotswolds, Bath (with a population around 90,000) offers a diverse range of attractions for its 4.4 million visitors each year: restaurants, theatres, cinemas, pubs and nightclubs, along with interesting museums, and a wide range of guided tours. It is also a university city.

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    Lambrettas

    Parade Park

    Scooter-themed pub along North Parade (near train station and Parade Gardens).

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    Locksbrook Inn

    Charming old pub by the river locks, gets great reviews for its Sunday lunch. Dog-friendly.

    Daily 8:30AM-11PM

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    OPA

    A classy bar perfect for chilled drinks, it does have a small dance floor. Opa has Bath's only Spanish Night on a Wednesday and a Gay night on Thursdays.

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    Pig and Fiddle

    A large popular pub, with a less traditional approach and clientèle (mainly students) than those listed above. Space to enjoy your pint outdoors, which is well heated on cold nights.

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    Revolution

    Two-floor vodka bar with live DJ sets on weekends; very busy, magnet for fashion victims and dolly birds.

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    Saracen's Head

    Bath's oldest pub can be found in Broad Street. Legend/misconception has it that Charles Dickens stayed here. A large commercial pub, with little atmosphere compared with Baths other pubs.

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    The Bell

    The heartbeat of Bath's bohemian quarter. With a superb array of real ale, regular live music and a great atmosphere. A large pub garden at the rear.

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    The Boater

    A large beer garden by the river, which is popular with university students as soon as the sun comes out. Nice in the summer evenings.

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    The Cross Guns Inn

    Good food and grassy terraces leading down to the river - and overlooked by an aqueduct. Superb in the summer. You can get a train as there is a small station just two minutes walk away, get a taxi or take a very scenic walk along the River Avon (about 8 miles from Bath city centre or 2 miles from the station at Bradford on Avon).

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    The Crystal Palace

    Notable for having an outdoor area, which is rare in Bath, and good food too.

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    The George

    With 700 years of hospitality, the George is positively oozing with history, with flagstone floors and antique furniture you'll be transported back in time. If you go in winter you'll be glad of the open fire to keep you warm.

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    The Old Green Tree

    Very small, characterful old pub. Squeeze through the door, elbow your way to the bar and order some real ale or cider.

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    The Packhorse

    Gorgeous little country pub dating to 17th century, had a community makeover in 2018. Great food.

    Mon-Sat 11:30AM-11PM, Sun 11:30AM-8PM

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    The Ram

    Offers a handful of local ales and ciders. Just to the south of the centre of Bath on Widcombe highstreet, a short walk from the train station.

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    The Raven

    Friendly pub with a good selection of real ales. Famous for its hearty pies 'n' mash and for having a good selection of less traditional board games (ask at the upstairs bar).

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    The Rising Sun Inn

    Just across the river from the centre, this pub's only stand-out feature is the traditional skittles alley at the back of the pub.

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    The Second Bridge

    One of the city's most popular destinations after pre-drinking around town. Popular with students.

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    The Star Inn

    A tithe house for Abbey Ales. The same now as it was 100 years ago. The small rooms, wooden benches, and old coin games offer a genuine atmosphere. This very much a locals pub, but a very friendly one... just try not to let yourself get hustled at the games!

    noon-9:30

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    The Trinity

    Friendly, 'real' pub situated in the city centre. Welcoming and inexpensive.

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    The Wheatsheaf

    The Wheatsheaf was built in 1576. It became a pub in the 18th century and with its wooden beams and roaring log fire, has retained all its original charm. Good food, large gardens, take a taxi.

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    Tuckers Grave Inn

    This is where Bathonians head to get authentic glow-in-the-dark cider. It's strong stuff served in what feels like someone's living room. Take a taxi.

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    Club XL

    To the north of the town centre on Walcot Street. Popular with students.

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    Gascoyne Place

    Serves food and has a wide selection of quality European and UK Beers. Has live Jazz on Sunday Evenings.

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    Grappa Bar

    A bit of class on the road towards Lansdown. Intimate, metro-style bar - quite romantic.

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    Po Na Na

    Wednesday night hosts Discord, the city's most famous rock night. Thursday is also very popular. Very young crowd.

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    RSVP

    Overpriced Bar with huge, intimidating steroid junkie bouncers. Popular with large parties before they head off to a local nightclub.

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    The Salamander

    A tithe house of Bath Ales.

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    The Weir Lounge