We would like to thank the member of the public for approaching us with their concerns and this discovery has prevented further harm to the community of Bath by keeping drugs off the streets. Take a look at our Events Calendar to see what events are taking place during your visit - you could end up enjoying free live jazz at Green Park Brasserie,watching Bath Rugby in action, or spending a night at the theatre. The Herschels lived here from 1777 to 1784 (William left in 1782), and in 1781 William discovered Uranus using a 7-inch telescope that he built with his own hands in the workshop outside.

For something a little more active, enjoy a family challenge at Victoria Falls Adventure Golf, run wild at the fantastic play areas in Royal Victoria Parkand Sydney Gardens, or complete the family discovery trail on the Bath Skyline Walk. If you see anything suspicious or have any concerns about possible drug cultivation and dealing, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us.In the majestic Assembly Rooms (1769) is a museum revealing the changes in fashionable clothing from the end of the 16th century to the present day. The offer:Enjoy the famous Bottomless Brunch at Green Park Brasserie, including Aperol Spritz, Mimosa, Bellinis, Beers and more Prosecco than Northern Italy! Some 12,000 Roman coins have been recovered, along with all manner of everyday implements, the skeleton of a Roman man and the bronze head of the goddess Minerva. The bridge is named for Frances Pulteney, the wife of William Pulteney, who funded this and many other projects around the city, and was rumoured to have been the richest man in Britain at the time.

If you want to try some local beer, Abbey Ales Brewery is the only brewer operating in Bath - their most popular cask beer is theBellringer.If you’re after more traditional shopping, Bath hasa range of high-street, luxury, and independent shops where you’re bound to find the perfect gift for that special someone. Fantastically Festive Events

That house was built by the entrepreneur and postal reformer Ralph Allen, and has hosted a school since 1830. The grounds that flow down the valley are sublime and now run by the National Trust.Treat your ears to classical music when international performers descend on the city for Mozartfest and Bachfest, indulge your sense of fun at Bath Comedy Festival, or discover rising cinematic stars at FilmBath Festival.

Bath isfull offun activities that are guaranteed to keep all ages entertained. And, withplenty of family-friendly accommodation and places to eattoo, it's safe to say that this World Heritage city is theperfect spot for a familystay. An elegant city full of traditional heritage, contemporary culture, green spaces and a few surprises.

See Bath’s most iconic streets and buildings in a whole new light, as magical illuminations take over the city from 17 th November. Following the trail ( find a map here) is the perfect way to soak up the atmosphere of Bath at Christmas. The museum’s most beautiful space is the former ballroom, adorned with portraits, silver and china under a resplendent chandelier. Open from March to October, this museum is at the Grade I listed Claverton Manor, commanding the Limpley Stoke Valley and the Kennet and Avon Canal.