The beautiful Roman city of Bath has long been a favourite of visitors from all over the world. It has some of the very finest
architectural sights in Europe including the Roman Baths and Pump Room, Pulteney Bridge, the Abbey and Royal Crescent.

The ancient maritime city of Bristol is full of things to do and see ranging from the remodelled docklands, Brunel’s Clifton suspension bridge and SS Great Britain, the maritime museum, zoo and gardens as well as modern shops, bars and restaurants.

Bath is also renowned as one of England’s top shopping centres with many individual and specialist shops.

Jane Austen spent much time here and the Jane Austen Museum provides a fascinating insight into Regency life. There are also many pubs, cafes and restaurants from which to enjoy watching the world go by.

“Bath has some of the finest architectural sights in Europe”

Bristol

The ancient maritime city of Bristol is full of things to do and see ranging from the remodelled docklands, Brunel’s Clifton suspension bridge and SS Great Britain, the maritime museum, zoo and gardens as well as modern shops, bars and restaurants.

Waterside walks provide a constantly changing view.

Right alongside Temple Meads station is the Empire and Commonwealth Museum, housed in Brunel’s superb historic terminus. We offer a special fare of £10 return between Bath and Bristol.