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Nestled against the River Avon is the picturesque city of Bath. The largest city in Somerset, Bath is well connected with the rest of the UK, with train services that run to London, Cardiff, and Bristol. Bath is an ancient city and has been a popular holiday destination since Roman times, thanks partly to the mineral springs in the city, which reach temperatures of up to 115 degrees. These mineral springs became the Roman Baths, which can still be found in the city today. Throughout the years, Bath has been inhabited by many bygone civilizations, including the Saxons and Normans. 

To this day, Bath is still a popular holiday destination both internationally and domestically, thanks to boutique stores, classy restaurants, and astonishing historic sites. As you wander around Bath, you'll find its streets lined with charming Georgian townhouses, making you feel like you've stepped back into the 18th century. 

Fun Fact: The hotel and whole city was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987.

If you've just arrived to bath and have some time before you check-in to your accommodation make sure you find luggage storage with Bounce. We have convenient and secure luggage storage facilities throughout Bath that are the perfect place to drop your belongings for a few hours while you get acquainted with the city. 

Bath is a quaint city ideal for a relaxing weekend away with your family or a loved one. From exciting contemporary attractions to some of England's most top hotels and incredible historic landmarks, you won't be short of activities during your visit. Drop your bags off at a Bath luggage storage service, and get ready to explore one of the most beautiful cities in England.

Spend the day shopping on Pulteney Bridge. This gorgeous bridge spans the River Avon and dates back to the late 18th century. It features tons of unique shops where you can hunt for a bargain. This famous bridge has also featured in many films, including Les Misérables. If you've purchased a lot of new goodies and don't have time to run back to your accommodation, don't forget about Bounce. Our luggage storage spots will gladly store your shopping bags for you. 

Enjoy a candlelit meal at one of Bath's classy eateries. Some of the best restaurants in the city include Menu Gordon Jones, The Olive Tree, and Sotto Sotto.

Discover classic British countryside at the Prior Park Landscape Garden. This exquisite 18th-century landscape garden boasts 28 acres of lush greenery and a lavish Palladin-style bridge that crosses a small lake.

Learn about European artistry at the Victoria Art Gallery. This historic gallery features artworks by Thomas Gainsborough, Walter Sickert, and Howard Hodgkin. Make sure that you can bring your backpacks and purses into the museum by checking their bag policy before you go. If you're items are too large or you don't want to deal with the hassle of bringing them with you locate a Bounce left luggage facility.

Admire the architectural wonder that is Bath Abbey. Dating back to the 7th century, Bath Abbey boasts some of the most intricate Gothic architecture in the country.

Bath spa station is the main railway station that services Bath. If you plan to visit bath from London, chances are you're going to end up in the bath spa station. If you need to leave luggage at the station, they do have traditional station lockers. However, if you are looking for a more convenient place to drop your suitcases at Bounce has great storage locations in walking distance of the station.

You may want to stash your bags somewhere if you plan on ambling around Bath's hilly cobbled streets. Bounce is your best option for convenient and flexible luggage storage services in Bath. You'll find several storage facilities around the city, You can book and pay online through the Bounce app and cancel free of charge if you get delayed or have a change of plans. 

One of Bath's most popular attractions, anybody visiting Bath will want to tour the Roman Baths. This historic landmark dates back around 2,000 years and led to the foundation of a small town known as Aquae Sulis, which is now the city of Bath. 

Visitors can tour the ancient baths, see the old Roman saunas, and learn how Bath would've looked during Roman times. The highlight of the tour is The Great Bath, a large outside pool surrounded by columns and ornate statues which still full of water from the mineral springs.

After touring the Roman Baths, head to the Pump Room Restaurant for a spot of afternoon tea. You even have a taste of the spring water, which is said to have many health benefits. Fancy experiencing the mineral spas for yourself? Stop by the Thermae Bath Spa, a rooftop swimming pool heated by the spring water — the only mineral spa of its kind in the UK. Large rucksacks and baggage are prohibited inside the Roman Baths, so swing by a Bath luggage service to avoid any issues.

 Escape the city and enjoy a family day out at Longleat Safari and Adventure Park. This drive-through safari covers over 9,000 acres and is one of the country's most popular zoo experiences. As you drive through the park, you'll come face-to-face with cheeky rhesus macaques, ferocious lions, and massive white rhinos. 

For an extra fee, you can feed some of the safari's cutest animals, including giant anteaters, aardvarks, and giraffes. If you feel a bit peckish after your safari, head to the Watering Hole Cafe for a snack and a coffee.

Situated about 30 miles southeast of Bath is one of the UK's most famous landmarks, Stonehenge. Stonehenge consists of a circle of large horizontal and vertical 13 foot long stones, some of which form archways. Historians are unsure exactly when Stonehenge was built, but it is thought to date back to the Neolithic period over 5,000 years ago. The mystery behind the monument's creation is part of what drives hundreds of thousands of people to visit Stonehenge every year.

Visitors can walk right up to Stonehenge and learn what historians have been able to find out about its past at the visitor's center. Only small bags are allowed within Stonehenge, so consider dropping your stuff off at luggage storage service in Bath before journeying to this fascinating historic site.

 Has a charming cafe where you can relax and eat an affordable meal. Admire the architecture of the church and if you're lucky you might get to hear someone playing the organ. 

Whether you're looking for a relaxing couples getaway or a family friendly holiday, bath offers something for everyone. Explore the charming city centre or get lost in the historic elements of the charming town. As you embark on your trip, don't forget that you can store suitcases, backpacks, strollers and more with Bounce. 

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