Five Things to Do this Easter Holiday in Bath
27th Feb 2023
If Bath is your destination this Easter school holidays, you may well be looking for some family friendly entertainment during your stay.
Bath offers great places to eat and drink, excellent world class places to visit, and culture, arts and sports with something for all the family. Our Bath based team have put-together a fantastic list of Easter holiday things to see and do, including child-friendly places to eat in Bath.
1. Roam: Bath sits on the edge of the Cotswolds meaning that you have the best of both worlds on your doorstep, plunder the city offering and head for the hills and take-in the best of the Southwest countryside. This time of the year is bluebell season offering carpets of the famed blue flowers.
2. Craft: The Egg Café is a space designed for children, within the Theatre Royal Bath, with a programme of creative workshops, family-friendly drama, and space for eating and drinking that is buggy, baby and parent friendly.
3. Explore: The Roman Baths – Walk in the steps of the Romans at any time of the year but as evenings get lighter, the inside outside nature of this world-famous attraction. Book on to one of the torchlit evenings which includes a glass of Prosecco.
4. Picnic: The Parade Gardens has an idyllic English setting with bandstand, ducks and deckchairs. Its central location makes it perfect for a meeting place and lunch with friends and family.
5. Scoff: Head to Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House a tearoom in one of Bath’s oldest buildings and enjoy a delicious Sally Lunn bunn made with an ancient and secret recipe. You won’t be disappointed.
We wish you a wonderful time however you wish to spend your time in Bath this Easter school holiday.
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