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Royal Victoria Park

United Kingdom
4.6
(1,200 reviews)
13
Tours Available
Free
Adult Entry
3 hours
Recommended Duration
March-May, September-October
Best Time

Overview

Royal Victoria Park is a beautiful urban park located in the heart of Bath, offering stunning views, lush greenery, and a variety of recreational facilities. It is a popular spot for both locals and tourists, providing a peaceful retreat within the city.

The park is named after Queen Victoria and has been a significant part of Bath's landscape since its establishment. It is known for its well-maintained gardens, open spaces, and historical importance.

Urban Park Recreational Area

Location

Address

Coordinates: 51.38586726574326, -2.370776687662369

Neighborhood: City Center

Coordinates

51.385867, -2.370777

Visiting Information

Opening Hours

monday 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM
tuesday 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM
wednesday 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM
thursday 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM
friday 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM
saturday 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM
sunday 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Admission

Adults
Free
Children
Free

Best Time to Visit

Overall Best Period

March-May, September-October

Best Time of Day

Early morning

fewer crowds, pleasant weather

Duration Recommendations

Minimum
1 hour
Recommended
3 hours
Full Experience
full day

Seasonal Highlights

spring

mild, occasional rain

  • • Blooming flowers
  • • Garden tours

summer

warm, sunny

  • • Outdoor concerts
  • • Extended park hours

autumn

cool, occasional rain

  • • Autumn foliage
  • • Harvest market

winter

cold, rainy

  • • Holiday lights
  • • Christmas market

Know Before You Go

Essential Information

  • Check weather forecast
  • Wear comfortable shoes
  • Bring a jacket

What to Bring

essential

ID Water bottle Comfortable shoes

recommended

Camera Sunscreen Umbrella

seasonal

Jacket Scarf Hat

not allowed

Drones Large bags Pets (except service animals)

Health & Safety

Physical Requirements: Low to moderate

  • • Uneven paths
  • • Slippery surfaces when wet

Medical facilities: First aid available at the visitor center

Payment Information

Accepted

Cash, Credit/Debit cards

Currency

British Pound (GBP)

Typical Costs

entry Free
parking £5 for non-members, free for members
food £10-£20 per meal
souvenirs £5-£20

Dress Code

casual, comfortable, Comfortable shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, walking shoes, hiking boots, Inappropriate clothing

Booking Tips

  • • Not required, but recommended for events
  • • Official website, local tourism websites
  • • Depends on the event, usually 24 hours in advance
  • • Not applicable, but arrival early in the day is recommended for popular events

Amenities

Restrooms
Gift shop
Atm
Wifi
Lockers
Wheelchair rental
Stroller rental
On site restaurant
Cafe
Picnic areas
Outside food allowed

Digital Services

Mobile App

Bath Attractions

Size: 30 MB

Features: Park map, Event listings, Tickets, Audio guide

Platforms: iOS, Android

WiFi Zones: Visitor center, Café

Charging Stations: Visitor center, café

How to Reach

From Airport

Nearest: Bristol Airport

Distance: 25 km

Travel Time: 30 minutes

taxi
£30-£40 30 min
public_transport
£10-£15 45 min

From City Center

Distance: 1 km

walking
Free 15 min
bus
£2 10 min
taxi
£5-£10 5 min

Local Insights

Cultural Context

Why Locals Love It: It's a peaceful retreat in the city, with beautiful gardens, historic buildings, and a variety of recreational facilities. Locals love it for picnics, walks, and events.

Historical Significance: The park was established in 1829 and named after Queen Victoria. It has been a significant part of Bath's landscape and history, hosting various events and celebrations.

Insider Tips

  • The park is free to enter, but some events may require tickets
  • The best views can be found from the higher grounds of the park
  • Local cafés and restaurants offer great food and drinks with a view of the park

Local Recommendations

  • • Try the local ice cream at the park's café
  • • Visit the nearby Roman Baths
  • • Explore the historic city of Bath on foot

Language Help

Useful Phrases

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Guide Languages: English, French, Spanish, German

Photography Guide

Best Photo Spots

Main entrance with Bath Abbey in the background

Best Time: Golden hour (early morning or late afternoon)

Tips: Low angle for dramatic effect, wide shot to capture the entire scene

Result: Stunning photo of the historic entrance with the iconic Bath Abbey

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The Cascade

Best Time: Morning for soft light

Tips: Capture the water flow from different angles, include the surrounding greenery

Result: Beautiful shot of the historic water feature

#TheCascade #Bath #WaterFeature #HistoricalGarden

Photography Rules

allowed areas All outdoor areas
prohibited areas Inside buildings, private events
flash photography Allowed in outdoor areas, not inside buildings
commercial photography Permit needed for commercial use
drone policy Prohibited without special permission
tripod policy Allowed in designated areas, not in crowded spaces
selfie sticks Allowed

Nearby Attractions

Bath Abbey

Distance: 500m

Walking: 7 min

Type: Historical Site

The Roman Baths

Distance: 800m

Walking: 10 min

Type: Museum

The Jane Austen Centre

Distance: 600m

Walking: 8 min

Type: Museum

The Circus

Distance: 400m

Walking: 5 min

Type: Historical Site

Reviews

4.6

Based on 1,200 reviews

Recent Visitor Tips

  • "Visit early in the morning for a peaceful experience"
  • "Don't miss the Cascade and the beautiful gardens"
  • "Try the local ice cream at the park's café"

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