Hidden Gems in Bath?

[SallySkelington]

DH and I have managed to wangle 3 nights in Bath without the DC or the Dog but I have no idea what to do except lie down and sleep!
Can anyone recommend any hidden gems to do or amazing food I can book last minute?

Twilight swim at the spa. Looking up at the stars while lying in the warm water is dreamy

Thermae spa is amazing! We always go for a walk up to the Circus and Royal Crescent then back down through the park. We’ve also done a boat trip from under Pulteney Bridge a few times which is lovely.
Yak Yeti Yak is amazing for evening food, and we usually grab lunch at the Whole Bagel.

Definitely in agreement with PP's about Sotto Sotto. It really is lovely.

Bathampton Mill is a little way out of Bath but very nice - more a lunch place than evening, and you may be able to cruise there too on the river boats.

It's a fab city, decent shopping, lots of interesting architecture and spots to just people watch, as well as the open top bus tour which is a great way to see the city, and spot the areas you want to have more of a look at.

Enjoy!

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If you can get out of Bath take the car to Kelston. Park up then walk up Kelston Round Hill . Amazing views of Bath, Bristol and across the Severn Estuary to South Wales.

Yy to pump room, not amazing service but a lovely atmosphere, not sure who owns it, verging on canteen coach party style unfortunately, but still teetering towards lovely.

I adored the roman baths.
I've visited many times and not been able to ££ enter. It's so intriguing from so many aspects. It left a lasting impression on me and I've been to Rome many times and Chester.

Sotto sotto
The circus
La Perla to eat
Beck Ford bottle shop for wine
Number 1 the crescent is worth a look.
Persophene books
Fashion museum
Roman baths

You can book a photograph walking tour which is next on my to do list