Roy and Lois Thwaites, the resident
proprietors, are on hand to personally welcome you and take great pleasure in helping guests to
enjoy their visit to Bath to the full. They are happy to advise on the planning of local excursions
and make suggestions for restaurants and entertainment in Bath. A full complement of brochures and
restaurant menus is available in the hotel to help you plan your stay.
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With the proximity of the Villa Magdala to the centre of Bath, visitors to this uniquely
preserved Georgian city may enjoy at any time of the year:
- Classic Georgian Architecture
- Major Sporting Events
- Excellent Shopping
- Fine Restaurants
- Antiques Markets & Shops
- Art Galleries & Museums
- Music and the Performing Arts
- The Theatre Royal Bath
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Henrietta Park, just opposite
the Villa Magdala
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This summer also sees the return of the
Bath Fringe Festival, in 2005 featuring
JAZZ AT THE MISSION THEATRE
Ian Millar (tenor saxophone) & Dominic Spencer (piano)
Wed 1st - Sun 5th June
www.jazz-in-scotland.co.uk/bath.htm |
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The rose gardens in
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Not only is Bath a beautiful World Heritage
City but it is also an ideal base from which to explore the surrounding countryside, including:
- Salisbury and Wells Cathedrals
- Avebury and Stonehenge circles
- Castle Combe & Lacock
- Longleat and Stourhead gardens
- The Cotswolds
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