Where Do Bathwick Locals Go?
Bath Narrowboats – whether you are looking to book a day boat, a champagne cruise, an event on board the restaurant boat or a lengthy narrowboat holiday, this excellent local company has got it all.
Bath Rugby – no guide to the city would be complete without including The Rec, home of Bath rugby. Situated just behind Great Pulteney Street, the ground hosts matches throughout the Premiership season.
BeerCraft – choose from a selection of over 600 craft beers from breweries the world over at this paradise for beer enthusiasts. They also have an assortment on tap, as well as a range of ciders.
Chez Dominique – enjoy modern French cuisine in an intimate atmosphere at Chez Dominique. Featured in the Good Food Guide 2018, this restaurant won both Best French and Best Steak in the Bath Good Food Awards 2017.
Found – pick up something unique from this original boutique selling exclusive finds. Perfect for unusual gifts and stand out fashion pieces.
Henrietta Park – a 7 acre oasis of tranquillity, perfect for a relaxing stroll or to sit and watch the world go by
Holburne Museum – a collection of fine and decorative art from the 17th and 18th centuries, displayed in a Grade I Listed villa set within beautiful grounds.
Myrtle Mee Flowers – brighten someone’s day with a bespoke bouquet of beautiful flowers from this vibrant and independent florist.
No. 15 Great Pulteney – indulge yourself at this quintessentially English boutique townhouse hotel. Luxuriously designed rooms, high quality artisanal food and outstanding spa treatments are all on offer.
Sydney Gardens – the oldest park in the city with a variety of trees, shrubberies and flower beds, along with tennis courts and children’s play area.
The Herd – feast on great quality steak made from locally sourced meat at this family run steak restaurant. They offer a selection of carefully created dishes to complement your steak, as well as an outstanding wine list.
The Pulteney Arms – a regular in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide, this traditional pub at the end of Daniel Street is renowned for its excellent ales and welcoming atmosphere.Bathwick schools
Bathwick St Mary Church School
Church of England state primary school for boys and girls aged 4–11
Ofsted rating: Outstanding
King Edward’s School
Independent primary and secondary school for boys and girls aged 3–19
ISI rating: Excellent
Transport
CITY CENTRE: 1 Mile / 5 minute drive
RAILWAY STATION: 1 Mile / 5 minute drive
MOTORWAY: 10 Miles / 25 minute drive