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Abbey Churchyard, Bath BA1 1LZ, UK
The Roman Bath
Step into history at the Roman Baths, an unforgettable adventure where the whole family can walk in the footsteps of ancient Romans. Kids will love exploring the steaming, interactive ruins, while parents uncover the stories of this 2,000-year-old thermal spa.
Why Families Love It
- Kid-friendly audio guides: Children get their own engaging headsets narrated by top authors.
- Real-life Romans: Costumed characters bring ancient history to life through fun stories.
- Activity trails: Young explorers can follow special trails and look for hidden clues.
Highlights for All Ages
- The Giant Steaming Bath: Watch natural hot water bubble up right before your eyes.
- The Gorgon's Head: See the fierce, ancient stone carving that guarded the temple.
- The Roman Gym: Learn how ancient Romans stayed fit and relaxed together.
Handy Tips for Parents
- Stroller friendly: Pushchairs must be exchanged for free baby carriers at the entrance.
- Duration: Expect to spend around two hours to see everything comfortably.
- Location: Located in the city centre, a short walk from great family restaurants.
Royal Crescent, Royal Crescent, Bath, UK
Royal Crescent
About the Royal Crescent
- Giant crescent moon: Admire a sweeping curve of 30 grand houses built 250 years ago.
- Time travel for kids: Step inside No. 1 Royal Crescent to see how wealthy Georgians and their busy servants lived.
- Space to run: Let children play on the massive green lawn right out front.
What Families Will Love at the Royal Crescent
- The "Ha-Ha" wall: Spot the hidden drop in the grass designed to keep cows away without blocking the view.
- Interactive museum fun: Pick up a dedicated children's activity trail packed with puzzles and games inside the historic house.
- Royal Victoria Park: Walk just a few steps down the hill to one of the biggest and best adventure playgrounds in Bath.
Visitor Tips for the Royal Crescent
- Pram notice: Buggies cannot go inside the historic house due to tight historic stairs, but safe buggy storage is available.
- Time needed: Budget about one hour for the indoor museum, plus extra time for a picnic on the lawn.
- The secret yellow door: Challenge your kids to spot the single house with a yellow front door among all the white ones!
Bath Abbey, Bath, UK
Bath Abbey
About Bath Abbey
- The Lantern of the West: Explore a grand, 1,200-year-old church illuminated by 52 massive stained-glass windows.
- Climb the tower: Take older kids up 212 winding stone steps to see across the rooftops of Bath.
- Angels on ladders: Look closely at the outside walls to see hand-carved stone angels climbing up to heaven.
What Families Will Love at Bath Abbey
- Explorer backpacks: Grab a free backpack at the welcome desk filled with binoculars, magnifiers, and interactive treasure hunt trails.
- Interactive museum: Visit the discovery center below the Abbey floor to touch historic stones and try on mock monk robes.
- Family ticket discounts: Save money with dedicated family admission bundles that cover adults and kids.
Visitor Tips for Bath Abbey
- Tower age limits: Children must be at least five years old to join the tower tour for safety reasons.
- Location: Located right next door to the Roman Baths, making it easy to see both in one morning.
- Check opening times: Because it is an active church, visiting hours can change quickly for special events.
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