Enjoy a Sunday exploring Castle Combe and Bath

Sunday 13th September 2026

Step into postcard-perfect England on this one-day trip to two celebrated destinations. Begin with a stroll through Castle Combe’s stone cottages and quiet lanes, soaking up centuries-old village charm.

Is Castle Combe more prettier than Birby village? 🤔

Well let’s look at it 👀 with a guided walk seeing

•Historic Village Charm
•No new builds
•Remains largely unchanged since the 1600s
•St Andrew’s Church: Features a faceless clock regarded as one of the oldest working clocks in the country.
•Phantom bridge

Then travel to the UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath to see its Roman Baths, Georgian architecture, Bath Abbey and Pulteney Bridge. Experience the boat cruise with free time to explore, shop or relax in a tea room or park.

🏛️ Bath Attractions

• Roman Baths – One of Britain’s best-preserved ancient Roman sites.
• Bath Abbey – Magnificent historic abbey in the heart of the city.
• Pulteney Bridge – Iconic 18th-century bridge spanning the River Avon.
• Royal Crescent – Famous Georgian crescent and one of Bath’s most recognisable landmarks.
• The Circus – Stunning circular Georgian architectural masterpiece.
• Jane Austen Centre – Explore Bath’s connection with the famous author.
• Royal Victoria Park – Beautiful green space with views towards the Royal Crescent.
• Prior Park Landscape Garden – Picturesque landscaped gardens and the famous Palladian Bridge.
• The Holburne Museum – Bath’s first public art gallery, with hicollections.
• Bath historic city centre – Excellent for shopping, cafés and exploring the Georgian streets.
• Free City Centre walking tour
• Boat cruises
• Sightseeing tour bus
• 🧟 Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein museum – Discover the Bath origins of one of the world’s most famous gothic stories

📖 Mary Shelley’s story and the origins of Frankenstein

• 👹 An 8-foot animatronic Creature
• 🎬 Early Frankenstein film material
• 🔐 Escape rooms
• 😱 Optional horror basement experience

Whilst there experience the longest running Jane Austen Festival in the world, celebrating the life and works of the author who lived in the City 1801-1806. Will you dress up?

The itinerary balances tranquil countryside scenery with Bath’s cultural richness for an enjoyable outing.

Mosque in City Centre, and different Halal restaurants exist including one allowing prayers. Bring your own travel prayer mat.

• 7:00 AM – Ilford Hill, Ilford Station, Bus Stop F
• 7:30 AM – East London Mosque, E1
• 8:30 AM – Bilal Mosque, UB6
• Return – 5:00 PM

AbdulMaalik Tailor will be sharing stories of Bath’s Muslim and colonial connections.

Child 11 & under £39

Adult 12+ £45

Entries to any attractions not included.

Small booking fees exist. Once booked you will be added to a temp WhatsApp group and there are no refunds or transfers to other items.