by thehenryblog | Jul 13, 2015 | blog
It is never too early to think about Christmas and New Year celebrations, so here are some suggestions. There is the famous Bath Christmas Market which runs from the end of November until mid December. Each year the centre of Bath is transformed into a magical...
by thehenryblog | Jul 13, 2015 | blog
Did you know that Canaletto, most famous for his paintings of Venice, lived in England and painted here too? I discovered this fact at Bath’s wonderful art museum, the Holburne, the other day. It was fascinating to see the Thames painted in Canaletto’s...
by thehenryblog | Jul 13, 2015 | blog
What could be nicer than meandering along a river or canal in the summer? Bath has both and there are some lovely ways to explore the waterways, from river boat cruises and walks along the tow path to hiring a bike or even a barge. Watching the narrow boats negotiate...
by thehenryblog | Jul 10, 2015 | blog
For guests staying with us on 14th July why not enjoy some of the special celebrations that Bath is offering for Bastille Day. Bistrot Pierre are offering a special menu and encouraging its customers to come dressed in French outfits, which will be judged and the...
by thehenryblog | Jul 10, 2015 | blog
Bath Carnival, taking place on Saturday 11th July, encapsulates the theme ‘Creatures, Colours and Communities’. Once again our city will be flooded with lively and colourful performances from all over the country. The day will centre around a free community...
by thehenryblog | Jun 28, 2015 | blog
This weekend we have had some tired guests arriving, some from Australia who were suffering from jet lag and a couple who had trekked here, over 10 miles, in the drizzle. After offering them coffee to warm and cheer them up, we suggested they go to the Thermae Bath...
