What to do in Bath for Father’s Day

As Father’s Day comes around the corner we search for ways to show our love and affection to the Fathers in our lives. Whether you’re taking a day trip to Bath or you are a local to the area there are plenty of charming to-dos on my list.

From a cream tea at the blossoming gardens of the American museum to a rejuvenating spa day at the Thermae Spa, show the mother-figure in your life some care and attention on their special day.


– CREAM TEA IN THE GARDEN –

The American Museum, the only one in Europe, is offering a wonderful present to all mothers this holiday. All mothers and grandmothers can enjoy a complimentary cream tea in the blossoming reopened Garden Cafe. After tea, you both can explore the museum and its newest exhibition Dress to Redress: Exploring Native American Material Culture.

(Advance booking is necessary. Offer on from March 27th from 10 am to 5 pm)

The view of the American Museum from it's blossoming spring gardens.
Sibella at the American museum exploring the replica of George Washington’s garden at Mount Vernon.
The American museum's UK address.
A replica of George Washington’s garden at Mount Vernon growing at the American Museum in Claverton.

– GO BOOK SHOPPING TOGETHER –


– FATHER’S DAY LUNCH –

Walcot House or the Walcot as it’s informally known to my family, is one of the most charming restaurants in Bath. It’s a place perfect for so many occasions from the cafe I’ve spent many hours working in, to the leafy restaurant and jazzy downstairs bar.

With a menu that changes each day, you’ll always find variety and delightful cuisine.

The Walcot restaurant
Chocolate pudding with chunks of sweet honey comb at the Walcot restaurant in Bath.
Sibella's Mum enjoying lunch at the Walcot in Bath.

– ENJOY A FILM TOGETHER –

Tivoli offers a cinema experience touched with glamour and fine dining. Sit back and enjoy live streams of Bolshoi ballet productions or the newest musical. With cosy sofa-chairs and pillows for days it’s a change from uncomfortbale cinema seats.

After the film, you can both chat over wine and nibbles at the bar or enjoy a lovely dinner made from locally sourced ingredients at the cafe Tivoli.

2 responses to “What to do in Bath for Father’s Day”

  1. I am looking forward to my Mothers Day tea. The weather is set to be fine here so the gardens at the museum should be beautiful. It is such a spectacular location.