Best Things to Do in Bath, with baby

Bath is 81% Baby-Friendly

Pram-friendly parks, city-wide public toilets with baby-change, and flat riverside paths suit parents, but occasional cobbles and hills may require extra effort when pushing strollers.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 days

Bath Abbey is 79% Baby-Friendly

Prams are welcome and nursing and changing rooms are onsite, yet babies are barred from the 212-step tower and the echoing nave may force parents to exit quickly if crying disturbs others.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours

The Royal Crescent is 72% Baby-Friendly

Babies are welcome: hotel supplies cots, high chairs and change tables, museum offers carriers, yet prams are banned inside, lawn paths are bumpy and shaded seating is scarce for feeding breaks.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours

Pulteney Bridge is 68% Baby-Friendly

The flat walkway suits pushchairs and baby-change exists in nearby galleries, yet no onsite toilets and steps onto boats require extra effort, so infants are possible but not effortless.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours

The Roman Baths is 63% Baby-Friendly

Under-2s enter free and there are baby-change rooms and carrier loans, but pushchairs are barred and many stairs mean parents must carry the infant throughout, with no baby-focused activities.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

The Jane Austen Centre is 59% Baby-Friendly

Babies are admitted free and a change table exists, but pushchair storage is cramped, tearoom is up two flights, and no dedicated nursing space means carriers and advance planning are best.

Recommended visit duration: 1–2 hours

Thermae Bath Spa is 9% Baby-Friendly

Babies are completely prohibited from all spa areas, and there are no nursing rooms or change tables, so visiting with an infant is impossible and should be avoided.