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Britain's only natural thermal spa, Thermae Bath Spa offers you warm, natural mineral-rich waters to soak the chill away. To soothe your mind and body, the spa offers a wide range of treatments. You can even book for the different spa sessions like the New Royal Bath or the Cross Bath. The spa uses water from natural springs which lie beneath the city of Bath. Heated, mineral-rich water flows from these natural springs everyday. One can also try the Minerva Bath, open-air roof top pool, aroma steam rooms and waterfall shower. Top off the bath with a nice healthy bite at Springs Cafe & Restaurant.

Sally Lunn’s House

Sally Lunn's is the oldest known house in Bath. The present timber-framed building dates from 1492 and Roman and Medieval remains have been found below the cellar floor. Sally Lunn, a young French girl, did not arrive until 1680. She brought with her a recipe for the sweet, brioche-style bread that has become known as the Sally Lunn Bun. The tearooms are sadly not designed for the numerous visitors wanting to experience a taste of the famous Sally Lunn Bun, which makes for a cozy dining experience. You can, however, savor the exceptional light bites dating back to those times that are still offered here. For history enthusiasts, the kitchen museum is a great avenue to check out the historic kitchen used by none other than the lady herself.

Moles

Certainly not a club for the claustrophobic with its subterranean cellar setting, Moles Club is nevertheless the best live venue in the South West if not the whole of Britain. Moles manages to attract the best national bands and keeps them coming back. Recent live acts have included Super grass, Linoleum, Baby Bird, Alabama 3, Lush, Skunk Anansie and Gabrielle. Monday nights are recommended for live local bands and a less crowded atmosphere than the weekend!

Bristol Old Vic

The Bristol Old Vic Theatre is the oldest working theater in the country (it opened in 1766) and remains the home of some of the best theater you're likely to see, ranging from contemporary shows, comedy, dance, experimental and good old classical productions. There are three areas - The Theatre Royal (for big shows and pantomime), The New Vic Studio (contemporary shows, dance routines etc.), and The Basement (small-scale theater). Whatever you're into, your taste is bound to be catered for in one of the three. There is a cafe for pre-theater meals, lunches and coffee and backstage tours can also be arranged - they start in the foyer every Friday and Saturday from noon (except Saturdays in July and August). Watch out for the legendary ghost!

SS Great Britain

Built by Brunel and launched from this Great Western Dock site in 1843, the SS Great Britain was one of the largest ships to be built of iron and powered by steam. You can tour the meticulously restored ship and visit attractions such as the Dockyard Museum and Brunel Institute among others.

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Ashton Court Estate

A short hop across the Clifton Suspension Bridge transports one to this beautiful estate, with its 850 magnificent acres (343.983 hectares) of park, woodland, and superb views across Bristol. The centerpiece of the estate is a rambling mansion that once belonged to the Smyth family. Over the years, as the pages of history turned, so did the roles of the mansion. It transformed from a residence, to a military hospital during the Great War, before finally falling under the protection of the Bristol City Council. While the main building has undergone a few alterations over the years, its sweeping surrounds reflect the original designs planned by Humphrey Repton, an acclaimed landscape designer. Amid these verdant landscapes, one can find excellent nature trails, deer grazing close by, a pitch and putt golf course, and a miniature railway, among others. The estate also hosts various events throughout the summer, including the annual Bristol Community Festival and the Balloon Fiesta. Hot air balloons launch from near the grounds that surround the Baronial Mansion House every Sunday afternoon when the weather at its finest.

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Wedmore Village Hall

Cheddar Road, Wedmore, Reino Unido, BS28 4EQ

Come together and celebrate any special occasion at this timeless hall. Equipped with facilities to make your special event, even more special, hire this colonial structure which dates back to 1818.

St. Bonaventure Parish Club

1 Friary Road, Bristol, Reino Unido, BS7 8AF

Looking for some entertainment then, St. Bonaventure Parish Club is the right place for you. This club is adjacent to Saint Bonaventure's Church & School and is home to the parish members activities. They offer various activities for every day of the week, ranging across fitness activities like aerobics, dance and games like snooker, darts, bingo, skittles. This club is also an entertainment venue that offers its stage to live musicians. enjoy a drink at their lounge as you tune in to the musicians playing.

Church of St John the Baptist

1 The Park, Keynsham, Reino Unido, BS31 2BL

The Church of St John the Baptist is an active Anglican parish church in Keynsham. A lovely place with regular prayers and services, this church is highly dedicated towards the betterment of the community. The church was built in the 12th Century and it has fantastic architecture. The church has special groups for women and is a very warm, welcoming place, inviting one and all for worship. The church is listed as a Grade II building by the English Heritage.

Wyelands

A48, Chepstow, Reino Unido, NP16 6LA

The Wyelands Estate was built around the 1820s in the classical Regency style. A number of additions were made to the property over the years, including a stone conservatory and an indoor pool. This exquisite villa sits amidst lush manicured grounds in the Wye valley area which is renown for its stunning natural beauty. Once a private residence, this heritage site is now available on rent for weddings, private house parties and corporate events. Day rates are also available for meetings. The house can accommodate up to 22 people in its 9 bedrooms, and entertainment and catering can be made available on request. The beautiful gardens, luxuriously comfortable house, exceptional service, and convenient location make this an ideal setting to host an event.

Bath Ales

Shield House, Warmley, Reino Unido, BS30 8XJ

Founded by former Smiles Brewery employees in 1995, the Bath Ales Brewery in Warmley has grown in popularity to be one of Bristol's famous brews. The brewery run by this company is quite Eco-friendly due to various reasons like brewing in a steam- driven plant and disposing the finished grain to the local farmers instead of throwing it as garbage. Bath Ales produce eight different types of beers that are available in a bottle as well as a cask and are sold in a number of pubs across the city of Bristol. Visit their website regarding day tours of the brewery and to know more about their products.