royal victoria park

I love this park. I have spent hours walking around this park with my boyfriend.The botanical gardens are beautiful and are so well kept, I love walking around them and enjoying the view.I recommend walking from the royal circle down the hill towards the botanical gardens and the play area.The play area is brilliant too, there is an amazing see saw that spins around too! It is great - great for family.

Nothing beats a walk in the park, even on a grey day it is nice looking over the city of bath, watching the squirrels and drinking a nice of cup of tea bought from one of the many tea rooms in bath

Picturesque park with lot's of open space to spend a couple of hours just relaxing and walking around. The Park is also home to the Botanical Gardens.

Vicky Park really is the heart of this lovely city. As a child I spent many happy days playing in the park, enjoying picnics on the grass or sailing my model boat on the lake and now as an adult I enjoy spending good times with friends here. The park is served by many great coffee and restaurants and it is only a stone's throw from the bustling city centre. It always feel safe in this park and it is well used by locals and visitors alike.

A great park with beautiful open spaces, del wood area and beautiful botanical gardens ideal for a walk a play with the kids, even a jog! Love this place

We spent a good few hours in the park during a family trip to Bath. We started with a simple but tasty lunch in the cafe, a round of crazy golf (really well kept course suitable for all ages) and the walked down to the huge play area. Would def recommend to anyone visiting. Parking in the park is free on Sunday's, though not sure how easy it would be to get a space.

Tea in sports pavilion, awesome view of Royal Crescent, calmness but very near to city centre. Nice putting green

Last year I lived near Victoria Park, and quite honestly, I miss it. Its road leading to the city centre was a pleasant, picturesque walk, brisk in the quiet cold winter mornings and bustling when the sun decided to show its face. Its proximity to the impressive Royal Crescent made it a scenic walking route for me.Lined by tall trees that offer shade in summer and a break from the wind during winter, its easy slope makes it a gentle walk compared to some areas of Bath. The flower beds during the summer are gorgeous, too.

A very pleasant area to walk around, especially up in the Botanic Garden. Large grassy areas for children to play in and lots of seating to just sit and enjoy the park.

We walked through on a cold day. The sun was shining and the park was very quiet, we went through the botanical garden and then backtracked to the main entrance.There is parking. Peaceful and relaxing. At the lower area there is a wonderful children's playground.

A nice place to take a stroll or to read a book. Absolutely packed in the summer months - best time of year to go is Autumn. There's a few hidden things to see so keep an eye out (Statues ect. ). There's also a Botanic Garden - although people work hard to maintain it - there's still a long way to go!

Must see!! Beautiful scenery and a lovely walk during the day time! Tourists should most definatly visit here. Also great for kids as they have an amazing park. They have different gardens which are also very nice to sit in and read a book. MUST GO!

We spent some time enjoying a stroll through the park on a frosty morning. Its well kept and obviously a favourite with joggers and young families. We liked the views across the city. Nice to get away from the glorious city centre - it felt like a moment of country break!

This crescent was worth seeing. We passed it as part of a walk around Bath. Unfortunately No 1 was not open.

Nice park to go for a stroll in, as it has a big open space, there is a lake and the botanical gardens are in the corner of the park