Vacation packages for family

Bath is a beautiful historical town with a vibrant culture and a unique architectural style, different from any other city in the United Kingdom. If you want to experience one of the oldest towns in England, you should plan a day trip to Bath from London. The city is a haven, not only because of its Roman heritage, but also because of all the independent boutique shops, restaurants using local produce, and an array of interesting museums. Furthermore, when you are done exploring, you can relax in the Bath Spa rooftop thermal water pool. The fast train connections make Bath very easily accessible from London, taking less than 1.5 hours.  Table of Contents How to get to Bath from London Highlights of a Perfect Day Trip to Bath from London: The Best Things to Do in Bath in One Day Visit the Roman Baths Cross the Pulteney Bridge Check out the Bath Abbey See the City from the Water Take a walking tour of Bath Walk Along the Royal Crescent Look at the Panorama of Bat...

Despite being British, and living in the country in-between trips abroad for my entire life, I have to admit that it’s taken me a while to fully appreciate the United Kingdom. I lived in a suburb of London until I was 18 years old, and then moved to the West of England; this and subsequently meeting people from all over the country and exploring new regions of the UK made me realise how there’s loads of unique things to do in the UK and what a beautiful island I live on. As I travelled abroad and started to meet people from all over the world, I learned that many yearn to explore the Yorkshire dales, the southern Cornish islands and the beautiful ancient universities of Oxford and Cambridge. I realised that, for a country of such a tiny size, there’s a huge amount of culture, history and landscape packed in. Even though I’m soon to be venturing to the antipodes, I finally have a sense of the beauty and individuality of the country that I’m leaving behind m...