There was a free concert of a student chamber orchestra in the nave. Lovely evening. Could not stay for the entire event, as it was after 8:00 p.m. and we had not had lunch or dinner.

Such a great exhibition of art and fabric design when we were there. Really enjoyed wandering the Abby and taking the tour.

I have been in the abbey a number of times but most often during the fringe festival when they have a wide variety of musical events which are free. Seating in the front rows are premium if you're early enough but the sides have tv screens if you're stuck behind a pillar. The only downside was that my friend who... More

Bath Abbey is beautiful. Lovely building with beautiful stained glass. It also has a fantastic organ if you are lucky enough to be there at the right time to hear it.

We had a 2 for 1 offer so for £6 for two it was an absolute bargain - check out First Great Western offers. We saw parts of an Abbey that you wouldn't see just by walking in. Little spy holes so the bell ringers knew when to play wedding bells, the huge bells, the view across the City, steps... More

Bath Abbey is a particular favourite of ours and one we visit every time we visit this wonderful city. The beautiful architectural detail has to be seen to be believe and is truly a jewel of the South West.

The architecture of the abbey is stunning and the vaulted ceiling is incredible. Still, it was the organ that I remember most. I enjoyed reaching its history and while I'm not sure I have the ear to judge whether its worth 864,000 £, it was majestic to hear it played. If I'd had more time I would have liked to... More

An ancient Abbey right in the historic center of Bath. Beautiful stained glass window. It was very pleasant to be able to visit this beautiful place and again one of the must do sights in Bath.

Although Bath is known for the Roman pool, the Abbey is at par in history. Very well built, it was the place of the crowing of the first English King, King Edgar back in the 900s. I was amazed by the stained glass windows and the scenes on each. It is worth a visit and perhaps staying to hear a... More