Bath Area Guide

Bath has an interesting history dating back to the Romans but it was in the 18th Century that it gained its lasting reputation as being a genteel and fashionable place. Many fine buildings were built and during the summer months the city was home to many wealthy visitors. Whilst many towns grew at a much faster rate, Bath remained a market town. Bath is now a World Heritage City renowned for its beautiful architecture, surrounding countryside and multitude of cultural and recreational opportunities.

Places of Interest Royal Crescent Roman Baths Pump rooms Assembly rooms American Museum Holbourn Museum Great Pulteney Street Bath Rugby Bath Abbey	Getting to Bath Road: M4 Junction 18: 10 miles Rail: Bath Spa to London Paddington: about 85 minutes Airport: Bristol Airport: 20 miles
Bath Local authority Bath and North East Somerset Council The Guildhall, High Street, Bath. BA1 5AW T: 01225 477 000 W: http://www.bathnes.gov.uk/bathnes	Where to go out in Bath Royal Victoria Park Henrietta Park Alice Park Sports village at Bath University. Recreation Ground (home to Bath Rugby Football Club)

Schools in Bath
St Stephens CE Primary, Richmond Place, Lansdown. BA1 5PZ 01225 311 665	Bathwick St Marys, Darlington Road, Bath. BA2 6NN 01225 465 654	Widcombe Junior, Pulteney Road, Bath. BA2 4JG 01225 310 139
Ralph Allen School, Claverton Down, Bath. BA2 7AD 01225 832 936	Hayesfield Girls School, Upper Oldfield Park, Bath. BA2 3LA 01225 426 151	Monkton Combe Junior School, Combe Down. BA2 7ET 01225 837 912
Monkton Combe Senior School, Combe Down. BA2 7HG 01225 721 102	The Paragon School, Ralph Allen Drive. BA2 5AH 01225 310 837	Prior Park College, Ralph Allen Drive. BA2 5AH 01225 835 353
Kingswood Day Preparatory School, Hermitage House, 4-5 Portland Place. BA1 2RU 01225 310 468	Bath High School for Girls, Hope House, Lansdown Road. BA1 5ES 01225 422 931	King Edwards Junior School, North Road, Bath. BA2 6HU 01225 464 313