Please note: This tour is for incoming Postgraduate students only, for Freshers' city tours (named 'City Tours') please see the What's On page.
Want to get to know the city of Bath but don’t know where to begin? We have the perfect way for you to learn about the best spots in the city; whether it’s for studying, grabbing a coffee with friends, or stepping into Bath’s nightlife. Of course we'll do the most popular sightseeing spots too! Our Freshers' Week Captains will lead your exploration through the city and give useful insights as you go along.
This event is free to attend and open to all Postgraduate students - just turn up - you do not need a wristband to attend! However, you may be required to check in upon arrival so please bring your student card with you.
Important
Tours will begin 5 minutes after each time slot, so we recommend you arrive at the advertised time. Tours will leave from North Parade and outside Green Park House reception at each timeslot, so there will be captains to meet at either location. All other city tours are listed as separate events, so check out the What’s On page if you can’t make this one!
Please bring suitable footwear for walking, a water bottle, and please be aware of the weather and bring a raincoat if necessary. In the event of bad weather, city tours may be cancelled, please follow @thesubath on Instagram and join the announcements channel and/or the FW25 WhatsApp to keep up to date with this.
Accessibility Information – What can I expect from this event?
Tours do not have a limited number of participants who can turn up, so the meeting point may be busy. However, the maximum tour group size is 30, so the group may be split up at the tour start. There could be a high level of noise from the city, which gets busy with large groups of people at times.
Tours will involve walking in a group with Captains and students, you may wish to talk amongst yourselves on the tour or listen to the captains pointing out locations in the city and giving insights into the city (such as facts or advice). You will not be expected to speak to anyone if you do not wish to.
If you need a break then please let a captain know. If you wish to leave the tour, you may do so, you do not need to inform a Captain but can speak to them if you have any concerns or queries before you leave.
Although the route is mostly flat, it will involve walking up some steep paths and so may not be suitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility issues.