Practical guides

Bath — every
type of visit

No filler. Prices, times, and specifics throughout. Whether you are moving here, working here, or here for 48 hours — there is a guide for it.

The guides here cover Bath for every type of visitor and resident. Digital nomads get co-working options from £15 a day, café recommendations with reliable broadband, and the 84-minute London Paddington rail connection that makes Bath a workable base. People moving to Bath get median house prices by postcode (BA1: £465,000; BA2: £385,000), school catchment information, and neighbourhood-by-neighbourhood comparisons of what life actually looks like on the ground. Day trippers get timed itineraries — Bristol is 11 minutes by train, Wells 40, Stonehenge 40 by car. Hen parties, families, solo travellers, and couples each get their own guide with specific venues, prices, and booking lead times.

What distinguishes the Bath Horizon approach: live data where it matters (event listings updated daily, property prices sourced from Land Registry), no generic "things to do" padding, and content written by people who know Bath as a place to live rather than a set of landmarks to tick off. If a café makes the list, there is a reason. If a neighbourhood gets a guide, it covers the streets, not just the postcode.