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Kids
Days Out - things to do in Bath |
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We
always suggest you ring beforehand if visiting with disabled children
as activities and attractions within the place you are visiting may
not be accessible, depending on disablement, and whether or not if you
have a helper. |
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Doing What |
Wheelchair friendly |
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The
American Museum, Claverton Manor, Bath, BA2 7BD, |
Discover the American way of life from colonial times, the joys and hardships of American children. Set in 30 acres of beautiful parkland. Regular events, Gift shop, tearoom, picnic area. Schools' educational programme. |
yes, but garden restricted |
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Bath
City Sightseeing, start point: outside Bath Abbey Tel 01225 330444 website |
45 minute tour of the best of Bath with audio commentary. Pop on and off at Leisure. Discount for National Trust members. Probably not best for younger children. |
Yes - 1 space
per bus, low access entry. |
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Victoria Park, Royal Victoria Park Nursery Marlborough Lane
Bath, BA1 2LZ, Tel 0) 1225 477010 Website |
Great play
area for kids of all sizes with skateboard park, swings,
roundabouts, golf and putting greens, model boating pond and more. |
Partial disabled access |
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The Bath
Aqua Theatre of Glass |
See Glass blowing demonstrations in the heart of the city and learn about glass making. Gift shop. |
Yes |
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Theatre
Royal, Sawclose, Bath City Centre, |
Award winning theatre for children, young people and their families complete with cafe. Click through to website for shows and events. |
Ring for details |
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Bath
Postal Museum, 27 Northgate Street |
Colourful, frequently changing exhibitions, interactive games and quizzes, models and collectables. Young visitors can play the mail computer challenge, try on costumes and play our stunning ‘Potholes and Pitfalls’ board game. Education programme. |
Please ring for details |
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Sally
Lunn's, 4 North Parade, Bath, |
The world famous tea and eating house situated in the oldest building in Bath. Have tea and try the Sally Lunn Bun just one of the treats available here. Childrens menu, See the small kitchen museum. |
Please ring .This is an old building and access to tea room at ground floor only. |
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Roman
Baths, Abbey Church Yard, |
The Roman Baths is a place for the whole family to enjoy. Children of all ages can find out about life here in Roman times. A special children's audio-tour is included free of charge. Educational programme. |
Yes - most parts. Also open access evenings |
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Bath
City Boat Trips, Pulteney Weir, |
Join us on one of our pleasure boats sailing downstream into the City of Bath. Enjoy a full commentary on the historic sights of Bath and the River Avon whilst absorbing some of the tranquil views of the water and it's wildlife. |
Regret no because of steep steps. |
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Bath
Boating Co, Forrester Road, Bathwick, BA2 6QE |
Spend an hour or two rowing, punting or canoeing on Bath's River Avon. Three types of craft are available at the Boating Station: the skiff, the punt and the canoe. |
Please enquire |
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Bath
Sports & Leisure Centre |
Leisure Pool : Freeform area with giant water slide, flume, features and spa pool. Plenty more activities for children. Aqua Cafe. |
Yes |
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Odeon
Bath, Kingsmead Complex, |
All the latest cinema films for the whole family. Click to website to see whats on. |
Yes |
