This brought back so many memories from when my wife and I visited. We decided to rent a car outside of London and drive there. That made for an interesting adventure. We loved Bath but got extremely lost leaving there (we had a poor map and it was pre iphone days). Next time, I’d take the train like you recommended.
Totally agree. We learned our lesson. We thought we could see more, which we did (Avebury was a nice stop), but getting lost meant we arrived at Stonehenge after it closed.
Factoring in gas, we would have been better off on a tour bus or just taking the train and spending the day in Bath. I did get to experience driving a right hand drive car and navigating some of the darkest roads I've ever been on.
This brought back so many memories from when my wife and I visited. We decided to rent a car outside of London and drive there. That made for an interesting adventure. We loved Bath but got extremely lost leaving there (we had a poor map and it was pre iphone days). Next time, I’d take the train like you recommended.
I like taking the train, it's easier and more practical if we visit cities. I'm glad you loved Bath, it really is special!
Totally agree. We learned our lesson. We thought we could see more, which we did (Avebury was a nice stop), but getting lost meant we arrived at Stonehenge after it closed.
Factoring in gas, we would have been better off on a tour bus or just taking the train and spending the day in Bath. I did get to experience driving a right hand drive car and navigating some of the darkest roads I've ever been on.
May favourite UK city after some 80+ visits across England and Scotland - thanks for your article!
Thank you for the comment! It IS special, really, and it is easy to get lost in time there :)
Woohoo :)))