A Story-Walk through the Pleasure Gardens
This walk features labyrinths and musicians, steam trains and brass bands, Georgians and Romans, a crotchety old lady leaning on a stick and a mum and daughter watching the fireworks, as we explore a few of Bath's green spaces.
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This is a lovely walk which introduces Bath to those who don't know it, and uncovers hidden corners to those who know it well. You'll find out things you never knew before without being overwhelmed with facts, and you'll be entertained along the way.
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The walk will take just under 2 hours. Unusually for Bath, it is mainly on level ground, with two gentle slopes. The paths are occasionally uneven. ​
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The walk starts at Parade Gardens, and takes in landmarks including Pultenay Bridge, Great Pultenay Street, Sydney Gardens, the Great Western Railway, the Kennet and Avon canal and the outside of the Holborne Museum.
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This walk was first created for Bath Fringe Festival, 2025.​
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What the walkers thought
"It really brought Bath to life in a way that I haven't experienced on any other tour! I will remember your stories each time I visit the locations.
Walker, 2025
"Great stories, interesting facts, I liked finding new places in Bath."
Walker 2025
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"A great concept and I will definitely be looking out for future walks. Thoroughly enjoyed it"
Walker 2025
"I just love the concept: interesting town, social history, live drama in the stories,physically walking the landscape in the present but with given hints and context about the past making the walk into something much wider.And characters, buildings,structures and trees all coming to life. For me it's just such a great form of entertainment!
Walker 2025