Cor blimey, this historic spot is a beauty. So much so, you could easily wile away the hours checking out the famous landmarks. But if you're a little tired of just doing 'the usual' and heading to your regular hangouts, you'll want to get your teeth into something fun in the city. That's where we come in... Read on to uncover a lineup of quirky activities in Bath.
Last updated on 26th July 2023
You can count on Walcot House for a lineup of fun activities for adults in Bath. The former bakery boasts a gorgeous cafe restaurant, plus a further two floors to host comedy, live music, cinema nights and much more once the sun goes down.
An immersive exploration game, CityDays Bath offers a unique way to explore the area. Work together as a team to solve riddles, interact with buildings and find clues. Along the way, you'll uncover lovely pubs and cafes, as well as beautiful and charming landscapes.
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If you're craving outdoor adventure, a treasure hunt around the city's best landmarks, including Bath Abbey, sounds like a pretty good bet. You'll be challenged to crack puzzles, codes and riddles while you explore. As for your prize? X marks the spot of the local pub you can head to for 20% off your final food and drink bill.
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When it comes to quirky Bath activities, Pasta Laboratory is a top choice. Federico and his team are whipping up a storm at the Richmond Arms pub in Lansdown, alongside teaching tricks on how to make Italian favourites. Better yet, you get to gobble it up afterward.
Boater is a maritime-themed bar with a grand Georgian façade and plenty of seafaring knick-knacks to catch the eye. Having overlooked the iconic Pulteney Bridge since 1804, it's one of the most quirky places to eat in Bath. Topping it off is the urban speakeasy with graffiti mural walls waiting to be uncovered in the cellar bar.
Looking for quirky bars in Bath? Clandestine drinking den Opium is hidden in the historic vaults on Grove Street, fronting an eclectic mix of Victorian and Renaissance-inspired interiors. Better yet, there's a secret room for intimate gatherings and tasty tipples aplenty.
