Bath Map

Bath map, view the Somerset city of Bath, located in the county of Somerset, England.

Detailed Street Map of Bath Somerset & Guide to the City

Bath Map Somerset: Interactive map of Bath, displaying the city situated in the county of Somerset, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls to display a detailed street map of Bath and a Bath city centre map, showing the Bath Golf Club and the University of Bath.

Other facilities in Bath, some of which may also be visible on the map are Bath Abbey, The Roman Baths, Thermae Bath Spa, Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House, The Scallop Shell, Green Park Brasserie, The Jane Austen Centre, Mr B's Emporium, The Gainsborough Bath Spa, The Ivy Bath Brasserie, Topping & Company Booksellers, The Holburne Museum, Royal Victoria Park, Sainsbury's, Bath Aqua Glass, The Bath Brew House, The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa, Boston Tea Party, Pulteney Bridge Flowers, Hall & Woodhouse, Komedia Bath, Guildhall Market, The Theatre Royal, The Botanist, Waitrose, The Circus Restaurant, Bath Medical Centre, The Salamander, The Pump Room, Chapel Arts Centre, The Raven, Wild Cafe, The Saracen's Head, Lush, Kingsmead Leisure Centre, Boots, The Bird Bath, No.15 by GuestHouse, Marks & Spencer, Jolly's House of Fraser, The Mad Hatter's Tea Party, Bath Spa University, Bath College, The White Company, The Pulteney Arms, Savers, All Bar One, Widcombe Social Club, The Royal Mineral Water Hospital, The Pig & Fiddle.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Lansdown, Weston, Combe Down, Bathampton, Bathford, Limpley Stoke, Freshford, Claverton, Monkton Combe, Bradford-on-Avon, Box, Corsham, Colerne, Marshfield, Saltford, Keynsham, Timsbury, Farmborough, Wellow, Midford, Dunkerton, Radstock, Midsomer Norton, Peasedown St John, Trowbridge, Melksham, Norton St Philip, Hinton Charterhouse, Priston, Camerton, Newton St Loe, Bitton, Pensford, Chew Magna, High Littleton, Chilcompton, Shepton Mallet, Frome, Wells, Glastonbury, Pilton, Westbury, Beckington, Faulkland, Corsley, Rode, Woolverton, Batheaston, Swainswick, Shoscombe, Southstoke.

Bath, tucked into the rolling Somerset hills, is a city that feels like it was made for wandering. With its honey-coloured stone buildings, cobbled lanes and rooftop views, it's got that postcard-perfect charm, but without feeling overly polished. Known for its spa culture, historic streets and relaxed vibe, Bath manages to be elegant and friendly all at once. Whether you're popping in for the day or settling in for longer, it's the kind of place that draws you in slowly and keeps you looking up.

The roots of Bath run deep. The Romans were the first to tap into the natural hot springs here, building a whole complex of baths and a temple around 2,000 years ago. Later, the city blossomed again in Georgian times, becoming a fashionable retreat for high society. Jane Austen lived here for a spell, and much of what you see in the centre – the crescents, the terraces, the grand old townhouses – dates back to that elegant era. Despite its long history, the place still feels lively, never stuck in the past.

There's loads to do in Bath without ever needing to stray far. The Roman Baths are a must, of course, and the Thermae Bath Spa lets you soak in warm mineral waters with rooftop views. You'll find independent shops, galleries, a buzzing food scene, and plenty of green space too – Royal Victoria Park's a firm favourite. Museums like the Fashion Museum and Holburne Museum keep the culture flowing, and Bath Abbey adds a touch of grandeur right in the centre. Pubs, cafés and restaurants are everywhere, and the general pace is friendly and unhurried.

Beyond the city, Somerset's countryside offers plenty to keep things interesting. The Mendip Hills are great for a ramble, and places like Cheddar Gorge and Wells Cathedral make for cracking day trips. Glastonbury's not far off either – it's as quirky as they come, with its tor and tales of King Arthur. Wookey Hole's popular with families, and there are farm shops, cider orchards and country pubs scattered everywhere. Whether you fancy a peaceful walk or a peek into England's quirky corners, Somerset delivers.

Bath's easy to reach from pretty much anywhere. The train station links up with Bristol, London and Cardiff, with regular services all week. If you're driving, the M4 and A46 get you in and out with no fuss. Local buses connect to nearby towns and villages, and walking or cycling around the city is a breeze. Bristol Airport is the closest for flights, just under an hour away by car, and you'll find taxis, hire cars and even river cruises to help you get around.

Somerset, as a county, really is a mixed bag in the best way. There's coastline, countryside, hills and market towns, all packed into one patch of the West Country. It's known for cider, rolling fields and a slower pace of life, but also has creative hubs, music festivals and some proper surprises. From Exmoor to the Quantocks, it's got wide-open spaces, friendly folk and a knack for blending old traditions with new ideas.

Some More Nearby Places: Lansdown, Weston, Combe Down, Bathampton, Bathford, Limpley Stoke, Freshford, Claverton, Monkton Combe, Bradford-on-Avon, Box, Corsham, Colerne, Marshfield, Saltford, Keynsham, Timsbury, Farmborough, Wellow, Midford, Dunkerton, Radstock, Midsomer Norton, Peasedown St John, Trowbridge, Melksham, Norton St Philip, Hinton Charterhouse, Priston, Camerton, Newton St Loe, Bitton, Pensford, Chew Magna, High Littleton, Chilcompton, Shepton Mallet, Frome, Wells, Glastonbury, Pilton, Westbury, Beckington, Faulkland, Corsley, Rode, Woolverton, Batheaston, Swainswick, Shoscombe, Southstoke.

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