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Beautiful park, worth the couple of pounds to pay to enter (they offer student discount)! There’s a cafe in the corner too for coffee/drinks/ice cream which is decently priced. Lots of benches and a great view of Pulteney bridge too. It’s not huge but it’s great for a picnic or just to sit and chill for a bit and enjoy the view.

Pretty but not really a botanical garden and a bit disappointing if I’m completely honest, it’s mostly trees and barely any flowers. I’ve been to many gardens and this has to take the bottom spot, thankfully no tickets are needed! It’s a lot smaller than it’s made out to be in pictures- we walked around the whole thing in about 25 minutes, and that includes stopping for pictures multiple times. It’s close by to the Royal Crescent and worth stopping by if you’re passing but I wouldn’t go out of my way to come here

Lovely little cafe- pastries and sandwiches are quite pricey though. Coffee could’ve been a bit stronger, was very weak

Very picturesque, especially on a sunny day and just round the corner from the Abbey and Baths, so it’s easy to make a quick 5 minute detour. Lots of restaurants and cafes nearby and an opportunity for a boat tour on the other side

Brilliant experience if you’re visiting Bath! There are free audio guides that you can take with you which were great for interesting facts along the way.

In an easy, central location and the queuing system is very organised and quick. Site is well maintained and took about 1.5 hours to get through. Booked a 10am slot and it wasn’t busy at all but as you go through the inner exhibition parts, it can get quite cramped and slow.