Family Friendly Attractions in Bath

The Egg is a cosy theatre that caters to family audiences, with a variety of shows for age groups ranging from tots to teens. Whether you want to treat your kids to a magical puppet show or an inspiring drama, The Egg won’t disappoint. It's also well-rooted in community, supporting schools through its Young People’s Theatre scheme, which creates an even more welcoming atmosphere.

Much of Bath’s surrounding countryside is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and hides intriguing attractions waiting to be explored. Bath’s central train station and bus terminal act as great transport links to nearby towns and villages.

Longleat

Only 20 miles south from central Bath, you’ll find Longleat Safari and Adventure Park. Kids - and adults - can marvel at majestic lions, towering giraffes, and slithering snakes. Drive through the monkey park, say hello to the penguins, and cap it off by exploring the winding world of the iconic hedge maze.

When all the sightseeing gets your clan's tummies rumbling, don't worry – there's a good choice of family-friendly eateries to get stuck into in Bath. Fussy eaters will be well catered for too.

Giraffe

Situated in the recently renovated SouthGate shopping mecca, this is a fun family hangout boasting a wide menu that'll satisfy the most indecisive eaters. Serving breakfast through to dinner - from bowls of fruit granola to plates of high-stacked burgers - Giraffe is ideal any time of day. There’s plenty of high-chairs for the little ones, too.

Treat your toddlers to classy cuisine at Brassier Blanc, located beside the central Queen Square. Here, kids can enjoy their first excursion into fine European cooking, and chose divine yet relatively inexpensive dishes from a playfully designed kids-menu. Whoever said French food had to be stuffy and formal?