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Named for its ancient, 2,000-year-old thermal-spring-fed Roman pools, the spa town in southwest England, Bath is a Unesco World Heritage site as well as the beautiful backdrop to Jane Austen films and the Netflix series Bridgerton.

New York Times: the best way to explore Bath in just 36 hours.

​​Impressive restaurants such as the Elder, which opened during the pandemic, add finesse to regional British fare, while a new museum dedicated to Mary Shelley, who wrote most of "Frankenstein" while a teenager in Bath, celebrates the citys literary side in good, spooky fun. While centuries worth of visitors have flocked to Bath for a steaming soak, the sweeping Georgian architecture and rolling, lush countryside also attract active travelers to enjoy the area on foot or bicycle, ...

Hot water mingles with 2,000 years of history in this spa town in southwest England.

The charcuterie scene is dominated by continental offerings – but now local producers want a slice of the action

Take afternoon tea at The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa - Credit: submitted Take your pick from pioneering Michelin starred or AA Rosette-winning restaurants, welcoming gastropubs, cosy cafés and chilled out bars. Plan a foodie trip to Bath and you will discover a wealth of gastronomic talent serving up tantalising gourmet delights to satisfy all tastes and appetites The Pump Room oozes Georgian refinement (c) 360image/Andy Fletcher Photography - Credit: Archant 1. Take tea Afternoon tea has long...