Shopping in Bath

Bath is a city located in Southern England famous for being one of the first cities to send representatives to the Model Parliament in 1295. Today, visitors can have fun exploring the city's shops to find a wide variety of things you won't find elsewhere.

--For example, travellers can enjoy looking for locally produced foods at the farmer's markets that are located on Greek Park Road.

There are several local farmers markets that set up shop at the Green Park Station on Greek Park Road. Vendors from all over England visit these markets to sell fresh produce, locally produced cheeses and other foodstuffs year round. Be sure to give these places a go to learn something about Southern England's proud farming tradition!

--Don't forget to have a look at the clothing stores which are located on Broad Street.

Broad Street is located in the city's east end near the famous Roman baths. It features several clothing stores which sell modern fashions, vintage clothing and cold-weather gear. It also includes several small shopping centres that feature boutiques that cater to today's ultra-fashion conscious consumer.

--In addition, there are a number of stores that located near Abbey Gate Street in southeast Bath.

These stores sell everything from winter clothing to furniture. Tourists might like to visit the smaller family-owned stores during the weekend because they tend to cater to travellers who are out on holiday.

--Finally, don't forget to visit the antique shops which dot the area near Hedgemead Park located in northeast Bath.

These stores sell antique English furniture, fine china, lithographs and many antiques of local interest. Many of them also sell antique books and curiosities from round the world.

There are other shops located elsewhere in bath. However, here's hoping this brief guide aids you well as you begin to explore Bath's intriguing shops. Have fun!