Bath

After breakfast, delegates take part in a bespoke Bath monopoly treasure huntaround the city and later have the opportunity to visit Bath Abbey which is the last of the great medieval churches of England. Then take a stroll over to the famous Pulteney Bridgewhich shares with the Ponte Vecchioin Florence the distinction of being the only bridges in the world with shops built into the original 18th century design. There is time to browse around the unique shops and then wonder down the stone steps next to the river to admire Bath's fine architecture and enjoy the lovely view of the weir.

Delegates are then taken on a short guided walk up to the Royal Crescent. Lunch is served at the 5 * Royal Crescent Hotel, the restaurant overlooks the leafy and secluded gardens, one of Bath’s best kept secrets. The sunny terrace and manicured lawns make the perfect setting for idyllic al fresco dining. After lunch guests can take part in a private game of croquet on the lawn for some healthy competition!

Guests then walk the short distance to Number 1, which was designed by John Woodthe Younger, and was the first house to be built in the Royal Crescent, now designated a World Heritage Building. It has been redecorated and furnished to show how it might have appeared in the late eighteenth century.

The last stop is a visit to the Assembly Rooms and Fashion Museum to view the magnificent Ball Room, Octagon, Tea Room and Card Room which were used in the eighteenth century for dancing, music and card playing, tea drinking and conversation. Guests are served cream tea in the Card Room and are then collected by an open top bus to finish off the day with a sky line tour of the city. The bus drops the group back to the hotel with plenty of time for them to relax and freshen up for the evening event.

Guests later enjoy an evening of entertainment around the Roman Baths- with the steam rising gently from the waters and the wall torches flickering in their sconces, few places can equal the magic of the Roman Baths in the evening. This unique venue is ideal for receptions with a guided tour of the Baths, followed by a grand dinner and dancing in the Pump Room.