No visit to Bath is complete without a visit to its iconic Abbey, located right in the heart of town. Wandering through the surrounding courtyards you will immediately witness the striking grandeur of this magnificent structure, which ...
When thinking of the Cotswolds, Castle Combe is what one might imagine to be a quintessential English village to be and has often been considered as one of the prettiest in the country. Despite being nestled away from modern affairs in ...
Each year throughout November, Bath comes alive with a variety of fantastic films for the viewing public to enjoy on the silver screen. FilmBath began from humble beginnings almost 30 years ago, when the Bath Film Society screened a ...
Pulteney Bridge and its horseshoe weir, stands as one of Bath’s most iconic sites for locals and visitors alike. Built by Robert Adam in 1769, Pulteney Bridge is one of only a few of its kind in the world, as it incorporates shops and ...
Wander into the heart of the city and you’ll find The Roman Baths, this rich mineral arguably gave Bath Spa its name and is one the pivotal tourist attractions to be found along the remnants of ancient cobbled streets. Constructed ...
One of the biggest benefits of a stay at Tucking Mill, is the fertile countryside that surrounds these quaint properties. Tucked away within the lush green Midford Valley, you’re able to witness flora and fauna change with the seasons. ...
Nestled unassuming in the fertile hillside, is a sweeping valley with magnificent views over the historic city of Bath. Prior Park Landscape Garden dates back to the eighteenth-century and was created by Bath-based entrepreneur and ...
Only a short walk down the road from Tucking Mill’s secluded cottages, you’ll find exceptional food and drink at the Hope and Anchor. Known to be one of the best pubs in the area, this welcoming establishment in Midford happily caters ...
One of the unique benefits to a stay at Tucking Mill, is the close proximity to one of the region’s most versatile and sumptuous eateries. Set back from the road on your way into Midford village, you’ll find a unique barn conversion ...
Back in the 1850s, Bradford-on-Avon Wharf was the busiest along the Kennet & Avon, today this idyllic stretch of the canal has a more relaxed vibe about it, with many historical features to be found. The town itself is filled with ...
