Quirky Activities In Bath

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 edited by Lauren Cole

Last updated on 1st November 2024




Boater

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.

Go Quest Adventures

Want to explore more of the city? Go Quest Adventures are a great way to do that, as their app guides you through the streets of Bath on a hunt for treasure. You'll discover fascinating facts and hidden gems as you solve these puzzles, before finally conquering the challenge.

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Bath Fun Puzzle Treasure Hunt! Singe route or double for racing!

@ Bath Spa Train Station on Various dates from Tuesday 10th December 2024

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.

Opium

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.