Tasburgh Recommends…

Admire the stunning architecture of John Wood the Younger at the beautiful Royal Crescent. View one of Bath’s most iconic landscapes from Victoria Park over a picnic, walk the full stretch or visit Number 1, where you are transported back to a traditional Georgian residence.

A ‘must see’ if visiting Bath – whatever the occasion! One of the finest historic sites in Northern Europe and considered as one of the best preserved Roman remains in the world. Visit the Great Bath and walk on the cobbles the Romans did 2,000 years ago.

 10% off admission with a Bath Reward Card 

Bathe in the restorative waters of Britain’s only naturally warm, mineral-rich day spa. Enhance your experience and choose from a range of additional treatments, designed to sooth the body and mind.

 3 hour spa admission for the price of 2 (Mon-Fri) with a Bath Reward Card 

Packed with fascinating collections of art, this beautiful building with a modern yet stylish extension is open to all for unique exhibitions, lectures or concerts. Garden cafe serves seasonal lunches and delicious cakes.

The perfect way to see Bath in a day. Hop on and off the open top bus tour for the city route and/or skyline tour. Operates all year round, tickets valid for 24 hours.

The Victoria Art Gallery is a free public art museum. It was opened in 1900 to commemorate Queen Victoria’s diamond jubilee.

Nestled on the banks of the River Avon sits the Cleveland Pools, the UK’s oldest and only surviving Georgian open-air swimming pool. Built in 1815, the Cleveland Pools became a favourite summer destination for generations of bathers from Bath and beyond.

Royal Victoria Park was opened in 1830 by the 11-year-old Princess Victoria, it was the first park to carry her name, and includes an obelisk dedicated to her. Perfect for walks and picnics. Hot air balloons are regularly launched from the park. It also features a botanical garden, children’s playground and band stand.

The Assembly Rooms is one of Bath’s most prestigious venues. Each of the four rooms, the Great Octagon, Tea Room, Ball Room and Card Room, had a specific purpose, as their names suggest, but they could all adapt for other functions, as they still do today.

Completed in 1774, Pulteney Bridge is one of only four bridges in the world to have shops across its full span on both sides.

River-side park with lawns and flower beds, plus a cafe and a bandstand with summer concerts. Open Apr-Sep.

The place to discover how Georgian Bath was built.

2for1 admission with a Bath Reward Card 

Anyone who loves books must experience this bookshop. Twice-winner of the Independent Bookstore of the Year; the staff are incredibly knowledgable and will give exceptional service, including personal recommendations. Have a look at their events – they often host events with prestigious authors.

Vino Vino is a sophisticated wine and cocktail bar with an informal, convivial atmosphere. Since opening in 2014, this bar has become something of an institution in Bath!

Simply a must for coffee lovers. The staff hold such titles as UK Barista Champion, Barista Champion World Finalist and uk Latte Art Champion. The coffee menu is changed weekly to reflect the seasonality of differen coffee beans. The treat coffee like wine – recommending coffee beans, describing tasting notes and whether it is served best as an espresso, filter coffee or latte.

Have a coffee or a craft beer in this relaxing space. Neither a restaurant, cafe or bar, it is the perfect place to chill after a busy day in Bath. The staff here know their stuff, and will recommend a hand-picked speciality beer on tap, or a lovingly prepared espresso.

Quirky bar and British restaurant with modern vibe over two airy floors and a stunning roof terrace.

Be sure to try these award-winning ales during your stay. For a malty, bittersweet ale, go for the Gem or for a more complex full-bodied ale, pick the Barnsey…and don’t stop there – book a tour of the brewery to learn all about the cutting edge brewing techniques and get a taste of each of their blends. Bath Ales have also opened numerous pubs in the surrounding areas. We recommend Graze, with its own microbrewery on site for a sophisticated evening of beering and dining, perfect for the beerologist.

1820s building with low lit ground-floor ale house and upstairs dining room with baguettes and pub classics

Cosy boutique wine bar that serves amazing small plates – passionate, knowledgable staff add to the unique experience

Hidden away under Pulteney Bridge, you have to know what you’re looking for to find it (follow the scent of incense). Enter through the sliding doors, and you will be greeted by friendly bar staff, who can recommend you a cocktail based on your likes, and if nothing takes your fancy, they will happily make a customised cocktail. Ever wanted a hog’s head with a top hat? Or perhaps a honky-tonk piano? Well you’ve come to the right place as all the furniture is for sale. Have a look in the drawers – as someone may have left a note!

Dark Horse is a cosy and friendly place off the beaten track. If you’re looking for a chilled out and relaxed night with good drinks, then this place is a must visit.

Slick circular bar with panelled walls, Chesterfield sofas and a bed, plus a 4-room vaulted cellar.

Stylish bar, with intimate spaces and a courtyard, serving speciality cocktails, exquisite champagnes and premium spirits.

Lively chain bar that serves sweet, sour and spicy cocktails. Within stumbling distance of Bath Spa railway station!

A perfect spot for lunch on the River Avon, and conveniently only a 10 minute walk from Tasburgh House. If coming from Bath, hop on the Pulteney Princess which stops on Bathampton Mill’s very own mooring site. The food is delicious, with a modern English twist

Smart, gold-hued dining room for classic Thai meals surrounded by Asian design touches.

Quirky bar and British restaurant with modern vibe over two airy floors and a stunning roof terrace.

Stylish contemporary restaurant offering a global wines and a Modern European multi-course tasting menu made by Michelin-trained chef

Be sure to try these award-winning ales during your stay. For a malty, bittersweet ale, go for the Gem or for a more complex full-bodied ale, pick the Barnsey…and don’t stop there – book a tour of the brewery to learn all about the cutting edge brewing techniques and get a taste of each of their blends. Bath Ales have also opened numerous pubs in the surrounding areas. We recommend Graze, with its own microbrewery on site for a sophisticated evening of beering and dining, perfect for the beerologist.

One of our favourites. Henry’s restaurant offers honest, imaginative modern dining in a humble setting. The seasonal classic menu offers a choice of dishes that can be enjoyed à la carte or as a four-course tasting experience. A superb selection of wines and craft beers are also available. A must visit whilst in Bath.

A traditional & family-owned pub, serving heart ‘Pieminister’ pies and their own beers. We recommend the ‘Heidi’ pie with a pint of Raven’s Gold.

Soft-lit restaurant and cafe with neutral tones in Georgian building serving seasonal British food.

10% off lunch bookings Mon-Fri + 10% off dinner bookings 5.15, 5.30, 6.00 Mon-Fri with a Bath Reward Card 

Beautiful breads, croissants and french patisserie. Also serve lunch and drinks. Try our favourite – chocolate and almond croissant for a takeaway dessert! Take a look at their cookery school too.

Spacious family-run restaurant serving a menu of French-influenced British dishes at linen-clothed tables.

Two course lunch (12pm-2pm) or early dinner (5.50pm-6.30pm) with a glass of house wine only £15 (Tue-Fri) with a Bath Reward Card 

Authentic french cuisine with a modern twist. Open every day serving breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner.

Cosy boutique wine bar that serves amazing small plates – passionate, knowledgable staff add to the unique experience

Reasonable priced authentic Italian food in riverside setting. Restaurant and cocktail bar.

 Save 15% on food with a Bath Reward Card

Authentic Italian flavours just a few steps from the Roman Baths, Homemade pasta, pizzas, dry-aged steaks, fresh-fish, and seafood in a charming candle-lit stone grotto.

Serving authentic tapas in an equally authentic setting

Internationally recognised Jamie Oliver has made the leap into the restaurant business and truly landed on his ‘piedi’. Jamie’s Italian will delight you in every way – thoroughly recommended!

Situated in Milsom Place, Cau serves fantastic steaks, burgers, steak sandwiches, all with a distinctive Buenos Aires twist

Gastropub with an upstairs dining room serving a Modern British menu based on West Country produce

Explore the surrounding area of bath on two wheels. Go through the Two Tunnels – the longest cycling tunnel in the UK, and explore the stunning Cotswold villages, including Castle Combe, Lacock & Bradford-upon-Avon. Bath offers many traffic-free cycle routes with pubs at convenient locations!

Bathe in the restorative waters of Britain’s only naturally warm, mineral-rich day spa. Enhance your experience and choose from a range of additional treatments, designed to sooth the body and mind.

 3 hour spa admission for the price of 2 (Mon-Fri) with a Bath Reward Card 

The perfect way to see Bath in a day. Hop on and off the open top bus tour for the city route and/or skyline tour. Operates all year round, tickets valid for 24 hours.

Volunteers who have lived and worked in Bath give unique guided tours of the city. Tours start daily outside the Pump Rooms at 10:30am and 2pm (10:30am only on Saturdays). Over 2 hours, the tour covers the history of Bath and famous architectural sites including the Royal Crescent, The Circus, Queen’s Square, and much more.

Hiring one of our day boats for a day trip is a great way to get a taste of the Kennet & Avon canal whilst having a great day out with friends and family. With each of our day boats holding between 2 to 12 people for the whole day, it offers great value for money too.

The Victoria Art Gallery is a free public art museum. It was opened in 1900 to commemorate Queen Victoria’s diamond jubilee.

Dating from 1935, showing arthouse and mainstream films, plus live screenings and a cafe/bar.

A tranquil river cruise that runs from Bathampton to Pulteney weir. The Bathampton stop is within short walking distance from Tasburgh House.

£2 off adult fares with a Bath Reward Card 

Komedia is Bath’s award-winning venue for comedy, music, cabaret and club nights.

Auditorium tickets 2for1 (Krater Comedy Club) with a Bath Reward Card 

Packed with fascinating collections of art, this beautiful building with a modern yet stylish extension is open to all for unique exhibitions, lectures or concerts. Garden cafe serves seasonal lunches and delicious cakes.

The Victoria Art Gallery is a free public art museum. It was opened in 1900 to commemorate Queen Victoria’s diamond jubilee.

Dating from 1935, showing arthouse and mainstream films, plus live screenings and a cafe/bar.