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Shopping In Bath![]() Milsom Street was the fashionable shopping street in Bath: “Do you know I saw the prettiest hat you can imagine in a shop window in Milsom Street just now,” enthuses a friend of Catherine Morland, Jane Austen's heroine in 'Northanger Abbey'. Today Milsom St. still has many smart shops & unique boutiques. The painted wooden shop fronts in Bath have not changed much over the years and adds a unique charm to your shopping trip to Bath. Below we have added a few recommended shops to visit in Bath.
House of Fraser ~ Jolly's Department Store
Shires Yard ~ boutique shops and cafes Jamie Oliver's New Restaurant, Jamie's Italian, Milsom Place.
Greenhouse ~ gifts made from recycled materials
Atrium Gallery - Fine art and prints
The White Room Gallery ~ modern and contemporary art
Jigsaw Bath ~ women's fashion Bloomsbury - Gift Shop & Cafe
15 New Bond Street, Bath BA1 1BA Jewellery Store - 2 Quiet Street, Bath BA1 2JA www.bloomsburystore.com
Alexandra May ~ Gifts & Jewellery
The National Trust Shop ~ Heritage Gifts
Orvis ~ Fishing & Country Clothes
Needful Things ~ Interiors & Gifts
Pulteney Bridge Flowers ~ Flowers & Gifts
Mee - “beautiful” in Chinese - Fashion Boutique 'Bath is one of Britain's Best Shopping Cities' - Stella Magazine 2007
TOAST Walcot Street
Farrow & Ball - Traditional Papers & Paint More great shopping in Bath ..Prey ~ Homewares, fashion accessories & jewellery Paxton and Whitfield ~ Fine Cheeses for over 200 years The Bath Sweet Shop ~ An Aladdin's cave of sweets! Sassy & Boo ~ Fashion Boutique Vintage To Vogue ~ Period Clothing Cath Kidston
Green Park Station
Events, market days, shops and eateries mean Green Park Station is a must see. The Saturday Market, running every week, 9am till 6pm is a great place to start. Fresh local produce including seasonal veggies, meats, cheeses and deli goods can be found in the Bath Farmers Market (8:30am – 1pm). Sitting side by side are a range of independent market traders selling a wide variety of quality products including flowers, hand crafted pottery, local art & craft works, second hand wares and more! As well as the Market, Green Park Station plays host to retail residents Hackett’s Men’s Hairdressing, Station Antiques & Collectables, Framecraft picture framers, Green Park Stationery and Green Park Leather and Luggage. The Green Park Brasserie can offer you a hot drink and good meals as well as evening music sessions. And if you’re looking for something on the run, why not visit the Ecopod and grab a takeaway from Green Park Express, and stop off at The Thoughtful Bread Company, our new ethical baker at the same time! This beautiful building has been a hallmark in Bath for over 130 years, and boasts the original, vaulted iron and glass station roof and signature Bath stone façade. To find out more about Green Park station contact our office manager on 01225 787910 greenparkstation.co.uk Do you own a shop or boutique in the city of Bath?We support local independent shops, boutiques & cafes, and can give your business a wider audience. If you would like to see your shop on our guide then please contact us.
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