Robert Frederick is family owned and operated brand that has called the Georgian city of Bath its home for over a decade. Specializing in stationery, the eclectic selection features notepads, diaries, books, calendars, greeting cards and storage boxes in vibrant and artistic designs that make for a quirky addition to your collection. Fine art pieces and coloring items are great for art enthusiasts. Gift merchandise in floral print, animals cartoons and cute illustrations are interesting collectibles for a kids.

The owner's observation of the lack of trendy-wear for fashion-conscious moms-to-be led to the launch of JoJo Maman Bébé in 1993. A classic case of innovation stemming from necessity, the brand boasts a nationwide presence. The collection features maternity-wear, newborns clothing, children-gear, cots, toys and nursery accessories. The stylish designs are comfortable and functional, and priced at affordable rates.

The pioneering British wellness enterprise, Neal's Yard Remedies, began their natural therapy movement back in 1981. Credited to their passion for apothecary and ecological responsibility, the brand are advocates of beauty and well-being, the natural way. Head to the quaint store and browse through herbal potions of skincare remedies and bath and beauty products bottled in traditional blue glassware. Made from organic ingredients and ethically-tested, the line is a great addition to your health regimen and promises a rejuvenating experience.

Up to Seven, as its name suggests, caters to the fashion-conscious aged up to seven. The clothing line exclusively for babies and children feature unique designs hand-stitched at the local workshop. Popular brands it represents are Lizzie Shirt, Polkadot and Knicky Knitwear, among others names. The collection features vibrant clothes and accessories made from organic fabrics, knitwear, hats, hoodies and raincoats.

Established in 1912, John Moore Sports have called Bath home since its inception. Presently in its fourth generation, it has retained the very values that laid the foundation of the brand. Specializing in gear for men, women and children, it encompasses an array of sports like cricket, football, tennis, archery and darts by celebrated labels like adidas, Asics and more. Being a family enterprise, customer satisfaction remains their top priority, making it a popular choice among sports-persons and enthusiasts of the game.

Hawkin's Bazaar are premium toy-sellers in the United Kingdom. With outlets across the country, the lovely store in Bath is your one stop shop for gadgets, gifts and more. From classic toys to modern games, they cater to all ages groups, encompassing toddlers and teenagers. The collection features a vibrant line of games that are fun and educational. Don't miss their quirky party line and interesting selection of books.

Brora prides itself on British heritage and an exquisite line of knitwear. Founded by Victoria Stapleton, the store in the heart of Bath is spread over two levels of a Grade II listed establishment. Made from authentic Scottish cashmere from top quality yarn, the collection caters to men, women and infants. From cardigans and coats to scarves and gloves, choose from an array of prints and patterns. Also on offer are clothing and accessories in stylish and trendy designs to make a timeless addition to your wardrobe.

Since launching in 2005, My Small World have established themselves as premium retailers of toys, with awards to justify. Lose yourself in the vibrant arrangement of fun and quirky toys and games at the lovely boutique in the heart of Bath. The store houses products by leading brands from across the world like Skipper, Rubbabu, Wheelybug, Vilac and so on. The dolls by Moulin Roty and exquisite wooden toys by P'kolino are popular favorites. Also on sale are puzzles, books, train sets and castles. Caters to age-groups ranging from newborns to over-fives, the service team allows you to test your item before you make that fantastic purchase.

Located at the iconic Theatre Royal in the UNESCO World Heritage city of Bath, The Egg buzzes with activity throughout the year. A former cinema house, the oval-shaped space is stage to an array of concerts, plays, productions and creative workshops that are designed keeping toddlers and teenagers in mind. The program encompasses a myriad of events that focus on entertainment for the whole family and justify the role of performing arts in education. In addition, the venues plays host to private events.

The Jane Austen Centre is located in Gay Street where Jane Austen once lived. The permanent exhibition in this Georgian house offers a look at the life and times of Bath's most famous citizen. Staff give regular introductory talks, following which you may browse through the exhibition at your leisure. Settings and costumes illustrate the city in Austen's time, while a video presentation gives glimpses of her daily life and how living in Bath influenced her novels. If you fancy dressing in period costume and posing for the camera, make an appointment for a sitting with the professional photographer. The gift shop offers various Jane Austen souvenirs, books, stationery, lace, cards and gifts.

This 18 hole adventure golf course has a pleasant location and mesmerizing views. Victoria Falls Adventure Golf is open to people of all ages with bookings often from corporate parties and kid's outings. The facilities also include tennis courts, a refreshment center and restrooms. The course is open daily from 10a to dusk; call for details.

The Botanical Gardens can be found on the north side of Victoria Park. The gardens were formed in 1887 and house a huge array of plants over nine acres of land. The gardens include what is believed to be the largest collection of plants on limestone in the West Country, a scented walk, old shrub roses and a fine herbaceous border, along with many unusual examples of trees and shrubs. Within the garden a replica of a Roman Temple can also be found. This was originally part of the city's exhibit at the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley in 1924.