Bath Day Trip (Detailed Guide + Map) 🗺️✨

🎫 Book train tickets in advance via the official website. Fare: Around £6 per person 🚂 Duration: Only 15 minutes from Bristol Temple Meads → Bath Spa After arrival, it’s a 10-minute walk along the shopping street to Bath Abbey and the Roman Baths! 1️⃣ Roman Baths 🏺 Ticket: £20 per person The site is compact with two levels. Free audio guides are available at the entrance—just enter exhibit numbers to listen to explanations. Taste the thermal water ♨️: Filtered water is offered near the exit. Brave enough? Try it! (I detected a slight rusty taste 😅) Don’t miss the souvenir shop at the exit—their tote bags are cute and worth buying! 🛍️ 2️⃣ Bath Abbey ⛪ We didn’t go inside but enjoyed a leisurely walk around the building. 3️⃣ The Circus ⭕ The towering tree in the square is iconic and perfect for photos! 🌳📸 4️⃣ Royal Crescent 🌙 Ideal for picnics! If you have time, bring a blanket, fruits, and cards for a relaxing afternoon. 🧺♠️ 5️⃣ Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House 🍞 Arrived around 1 PM and queued for 15 minutes. Four of us tried their signature dishes—the bread is crispy outside and soft inside! Highly recommend! Tea note: Their black tea is the best ☕. The basement houses a small museum selling tea bags and souvenirs. 6️⃣ Pulteney Bridge 🌉 Located close to the restaurant. After eating, we walked to the bridge to enjoy the breeze and take photos—very instagrammable! 📸 7️⃣ Alexandra Park 🌳 Perfect for a post-meal stroll! The climb to the top takes 30-40 minutes and offers stunning views of the town. ⚠️ Note: The slope is steep—not ideal for elderly or young children. A friend even sprained her ankle during the hike! #TravelFragments #Travel #PhotoSpots #UK #Bath #Bristol #UniversityOfBristol #Bristol #DayTrip #UKTravel 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿✨