Tucked beneath Bath’s Halfpenny Bridge, just off the Widcombe path, you’ll find more than stone and shadow — you’ll find 14 carved flood marks, the earliest dating back to 1866. Each mark tells a story of the River Avon rising high enough to threaten homes and livelihoods. The most dramatic? 15 November 1894, when waters surged over six metres above normal levels. The last mark is from 1960. Since then, major flood defences — including the redesign of Pulteney Weir in 1968 — have protected the c

2,000 years of history, the city of Bath in England is interesting and unique. Bath is the only entire city in the UK that’s designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Founded in the 1st Century AD by the Romans who used the natural hot springs as a thermal spa. Although there is evidence to suggest Bath was a spiritual home for the Celtics.) From exploring its fascinating Roman Baths to admiring the architecture of the Bath Abbey and Pulteney Bridge, you’ll never run out of attractions. We hav