Bat is a small town enough, but, nevertheless, and there you can find something to do with children.
Roman baths Roman Baths and Museum)
In Roman times, a magnificent temple and a bathing complex was built here, where there is still water. Extensive baths are well preserved, and today are presented to tourists in the best modern interpretation. You can order a children's audio guide, and children will walk with you in parallel, listening to your records. Watch public excursions are available at no extra charge, but not always.
Address: Stall Street
The price of a ticket: Adults - £ 12.75- £ 13.25, children - £ 8.50, children up to 6 years old.
Work schedule: January-February 09: 30-17: 30, from March to June 09:00 -18: 00, July-August 09: 00-22: 00, from September to October 09:00 -18: 00, with November to December 09: 30-5:30 (Tickets for the entrance are sold per hour before closing).
Bat Abbey (Bath Abbey Vaults Museum)
The abbey was founded in the second half of the 7th century, and this is a very beautiful building that played and plays an extremely important role in urban life. Children visit to a luxury building just can not help!
Address: abbey churchyard
Recreation and Sport Center (Bath Sports and Leisure Center)
In the center you can find a swimming pool of 25 meters long and one more pool with a giant water slide for free swimming. There is also a spa pool and the covered children's playground Zany Zone with three floors of fun, including with ramps, soft balls, grids on which you can jump and sow, tunnel and slides. Zany is designed for children under the age of 10, and their growth should be less than 1.47 meters. There is a recreation area for adults where you can order soft drinks. And yet, this is the best place to celebrate the children's birthday. Open classes are intended exclusively for children. Adults should stay in the lounge zone.
Address: North Parade Road
Entrance tickets: £ 3.30 adults and £ 2.50 children; In the pool for adults - £ 4. There are family tickets and discounts, if you become a member of the club.
Work schedule: For the smallest, up to 5 years: 10: 00-15: 00 (from Monday to Friday) and 10: 00-11: 00 (on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays in school English).
Entertainment for children older: 15: 00-17: 00 (from Monday to Friday) and 11: 00-17: 00 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 10: 00-17: 00 on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10: 30-15 : 30 Saturdays and Sundays in school holidays.
Fashion Museum (Fashion Museum)
In the museum you can learn everything about fashion since the end of the 16th century to the present day. Exhibits exhibitions - male and women's clothing, festive and casual wear. There is also a hall where you yourself can try on various clothes. Ideal for those who are interested in fashion, so, for girls the museum will be just the limit of dreams. The museum collections change all the time, there is always something new, which is very cool.
Address: Bath Assembly Rooms, Bennett St
ROAL VICTORIA PARK (Royal Victoria Park)
On the territory of the park you can find an arboretum, a botanical garden, where you can walk perfectly and consider different plants, among which there are exotic. Also, you can find a children's playground with excellent equipment, skateboard park, golf course, bowling, tennis court, lake, boat gun, bird aviary and restaurant, which is open throughout the year. The park is not closed for the night, but it's better to come here, naturally, during the daytime.
Login: Free (parking for cars can be paid)
Address: MARLBOROUGH LANE
Boating Station (Bath Boating Station)
The boat station on the Avon River proposes to rent a variety of boats and swim a little along the coast. Near the station there is a restaurant overlooking the river.
Address: Forester Road
Landscap Park (Prior Park Landscape Gardens)
One of the four palladian bridges of the world can be found in this park, which was smashed here by the 18th century by the local entrepreneur Ralph Allen and the poet Alexander Puplo. The garden is located in a wide valley, from where visitors can enjoy a magnificent view of the city of Bat. There is here and beautiful lake.
Tourists can be made a circular route with a length of almost 10 kilometers, covering beautiful forests and meadows, the fortress of the Iron Age, Ruins of Roman settlements, bizarre structures18th century. Very and very beautiful place, and the children will also like it, although almost a two-hour walk will be difficult for small children. Well, with the kids on the wheelchair in the park, it is very cool, because the tracks are suitable for wheelchairs. True, to travel to the fortress with a carriage will be complicated, as the fortress contains many slopes, steps and uneven paths in the garden.
Address: Ralph Allen Drive
Entry cost: adult- £ 6.60, children - £ 3.70, family ticket - £ 16.80
Schedule: From January 1 to February 6, 11: 00-17: 30 (only on weekends), from February 12 to October 30, 11: 00-17: 30 (every day), from November 5 to December 31, 11:00 -17: 30 (Only on weekends).
City Farm (Bath Farm)
The farm is built and maintained for funds from donations and actions of charitable organizations. Festive events for young people and families are held on the farm with animals and birds, as well as daily excursions. You can also just come and wander through the farm's expanses. There is a picnic area where you can relax and enjoy a breathtaking view of the city. Do not feed animals on the farm - they comply with a balanced diet.
Work schedule: The farm works daily all year round. Parking at the farm is open from Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 17:00.
The entrance is free
Address: Kelston View, Whiteway
Farleig Hungerford Castle Castle
This is a partially destroyed mansion and a garden, which belonged for 300 years of the Hangersford family. The place is very mysterious and full of secrets, and terribly intriguing the guests of the castle. Impressive chapel with a rare medieval wall painting and family graves and a priest's house. Those who have enough dare to enter the crypt will find a better collection of lead gradts in the shape of a human body in the UK. In general, if you throw off the gloomy thoughts, the place is very interesting. You can take part in family entertainment, which include archery, for example. There is even a reading room for children and events for the smallest during public holidays.
Address: Farleigh Hunger, Norton St Philipford
Entrance: adults - £ 4.20; Children (5-15 years old) - £ 2.50.
Work schedule: November - March (inclusive) 10: 00-16: 00 (Saturday and Sunday); April - September (inclusive) 10: 00-18: 00 (every day); October 10: 00-17: 00 (every day)