Visit Bath, UK in the spring and summer!

Your loyal Bath travel guide is back with more! After detailing the four must-see attractions, here are some of my favorite parks and lawns (see pictures for details)! This is a resort for Roman nobles, and the entire city is a World Heritage Site. The honey-colored classical buildings are a unique and worthwhile experience between the countryside and the town. If you are touring around the UK, Bath is worth savoring. There are many things to do if you stay a few more days! 🔷 Bath Skyline: The most beautiful large lawn with a panoramic view of the city. If you only have time to visit one place, go here! In summer, small yellow flowers bloom 🌼, inspiring people to run freely. An old lady was playing catch with her dog, a heartwarming scene that brings a smile to your face. Once, I saw a couple sitting on the grassy slope, the setting sun painting their sweet profiles beautifully. Occasionally, you'll see some very chill cattle, sheep, and horses. If you pass the small river, you may be lucky enough to see how the dam regulates the water level to allow boats to pass. 🔶 Alexandra Park: Located on a slightly higher hilltop, it is a 20–30 minute walk from the city center, but the view is even more expansive. 🔸 It is recommended to come on a sunny afternoon, wait for the sunset, and then go down the mountain before it gets completely dark to see how the light lazily caresses this honey-colored city. 🔸 The sunlight penetrates the branches and illuminates the clean leaves, and you can catch a glimpse of the historical buildings in the gaps, instantly reminiscent of the legendary Garden of Eden. 🔸 There are two paths to choose from to go up the mountain~ 🔷 Royal Victoria Park: A large park a 15-minute walk from the city center. Further on, there is also the Botanical Garden. There are ponds, small bridges, lawns, a small playground (suitable for all ages and very fun), and an ice cream truck. Barbecuing is allowed! Search for the park name + picnic area on the map to find that area. See below for a simple plan. Prior Park: GBP 12. The most famous is the Palladian Bridge inside, one of only four in the world ❗️ Bath's architecture is really exquisite. University of Bath Fountain Lawn: On the mountain to the southeast, accessible by bus. Walking up, you can pass the Skyline and feed the ducks. Green Park: Right in the city center, with swings, convenient for resting.