The city of Bath, just 15 minutes from Bristol by train, is one of the many destinations we are fortunate enough in Bristol to have on our doorstep. Tourists travel thousands of miles to visit the ...

Where the Cross Bath now stands, the Celts revered their goddess Sul, in whose honour the Romans named their spa town, Aquae Sulis. The Cross Spring remains a recognised official sacred site today.

Thermae Bath Spa will open an innovative new Wellness Suite to its guests next week, following investment from YTL, who own The Gainsborough Bath Spa just across the road. The Wellness Suite replaces ...

Bath is one of Britain's most popular tourist centres, but is its appeal waning? Tourist numbers are down and the city's long-awaited Thermae attraction still isn't open. Inside Out investigates ...

One beautiful but bracing Sunday in February this year my friend Lisa and I rolled out of our beds and into Bath … well, after a train cancellation, a leisurely breakfast in Paddington then 90 minutes ...

My niece, Julie McKay, and I had our second two-hour session at Thermae Bath Spa in January. We luxuriated in the warm waters of the open-air pool. We felt as though we were in a bottle of Champagne.

2003-08-10 04:00:00 PDT Bath, England-- The buttered scones and the little sandwiches with the trimmed-off crusts will be along in a moment, but first there's a mildly unpleasant ritual to get out of ...

A new five-star hotel will bring some friendly competition to the centuries-old Thermae Bath Spa, a naturally-occuring thermal spring which has been in use since the 8th century BC. The English city ...

Visiting the city's Roman Baths is one of the best things to do in Bath - AP/FOTOLIA You can have an extremely pleasant time in Bath wandering the streets, admiring the peerless Georgian architecture ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Joanne Shurvell writes about travel, food, culture and fashion. Today, Bath is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site because of ...

The city of Bath, just 15 minutes from Bristol by train, is one of the many destinations we are fortunate enough in Bristol to have on our doorstep. Tourists travel thousands of miles to visit the ...