We took a tour of the Bath Abbey tower. It was 219 steps up a narrow and steep spiral staircase. On the way we stopped in the bell ringers’ room, inside the clock face, and in the bell chamber. This was fascinating and I felt like I was in a documentary. The view from the top was lovely with 360... more

It's free to go in the Abbey (they ask for a donation of £2.50) but to go up the tower is £5.00. Unless you are physically unable to go up (it does get narrow and you do have to duck round a few pieces of masonry) it is worth it! The guides are very good and even let a few... more

my wife and i recently went to the abbey and to really enjoy all it has to offer you need to book the tower tour, it costs £5.00 and i worth every penny, there were 2 guides when we went and the maximum people they take is 14 at a time. they start by taking you up a very narrow... more

After my initial reluctance to spend £5 to walk up a few steps i was amazed at how much this tour offers. We were able to see behind the scenes of the clock and bells, stand in the bell room while they played a song (which was a little loud), and even ring the bell myself. As well as this... more

A visit to the abbey is a must when in Bath, especially during the Christmas market when it's nice to escape the madness for a short while. Highly recommended. Beautiful interior and exterior. Look out for the fallen angels on the outside above the main entrance. more

Bath Abbey in Bath is by far the best place to visit and especially to shop at downstairs in the shop bookstore is a really extensive array of great gifts for everyone on your list, not just christian stuff, but lots of other local gifts that all reflect the beauty and splendor that is Bath, England...This location was even more... more

On visiting Bath and walking around Bath Abbey, I was amazed at how beautiful the Abbey really is. There is a great interactive movie where you can better see the Abbey at [--] more

Not a big fan of old churches, but this one was pretty neat to go through. A relative of mine was married here in 1820, so that's why I visited. If you like seeing things like this, it would be really great. Enormous inside. more

Have made two trips so far to Bath. The Abby is a "must take time to do" . A little time spent quietly in this holy place is well worth a look and your time. more