Things to do in Castle Combe

Originally built in the 1st century AD (during the Roman occupation of Britain), it was constructed around natural geothermal springs and dedicated to Sulis Minerva, the goddess of Celtic and Roman fusion. It served as a religious sanctuary, a spa resort, and a public bath for all. After the Roman withdrawal in the 4th century, it was gradually buried and excavated in the 18th century. Today, it is a World Heritage Site and a landmark of Bath.

A very historical town. The car shuttled through the streets and alleys of Bath, and it turned out that this is the hometown of "Jane Austen", the female writer who wrote "Pride and Prejudice". Simple, beautiful, leisurely, peaceful, elegant and quiet. It can only be said that it is difficult to describe its beauty. very nice. There are many tourists, but it is very orderly. The air is also very good. It felt nice to take a quiet walk.

Bath's most famous attraction is also one of the most magnificent Georgian buildings in the UK. The Crescent Building is a group of 30 connected houses. It looks like a crescent moon from the distant mountains, and it echoes the circus, which represents the sun. There is a lawn for tourists and local residents to rest and play. House No. 1 is a museum (don't go if you don't want to go), two houses in the middle have been converted into hotels (very expensive), and the rest are private property. It's very beautiful when the sun is full~

I enjoyed a day at Thermea! It’s true … this is not a quiet spa! But we didn’t mind that as we like to chat as well. At other spas we’ve been to there is little or quiet chatter and people are often asked to stay quiet. At Thermea guests can get pretty loud in the hot springs or by the fire. We enjoyed a couple of sessions, like stretching and concentration. We really loved how these were offered to us. There is one steam room available for use and the other one is for an extra co

Pulteney Bridge Pulteney Bridge is an arch bridge over the River Avon in Bath, England. Built in 1773, it is listed as a Grade I building by English Heritage. Pulteney Bridge was designed by Robert Adam, whose construction drawings are preserved in the Soane Museum. It is one of only four bridges in the world with shops on both sides of the entire bridge. Shops on the bridge include a florist, an old map shop, and a juice bar.

Stonehenge is a truly special place. Seeing these megaliths that have stood for thousands of years in person is still incredibly awe-inspiring. The surrounding natural environment is also beautiful, and the whole atmosphere is very tranquil, with a mysterious and ancient feel. Although the visit time isn't particularly long, as a very representative historical site in Britain, it's definitely worth seeing in person.

If you are looking for peak wizarding world atmosphere, I have found the ultimate day trip for you: Lacock Abbey in Wiltshire, England! It's just a short 30-minute drive from Bath, and roughly a 2-hour drive from London.While admission does cost a little, it is definitely worth every penny. Walking beneath those magnificent vaulted stone cloisters and stepping into the historic medieval rooms feels genuinely authentic—you half expect Professor McGonagall to come rounding the corner!

Wonderful experience, very nice view and lovely weather in early Aug