Latest News (May 2024) - Visit West

The Roman Baths in the centre of the UNESCO World Heritage City of Bath has been announced as a pilot museum for a ground-breaking research project with The Sensational Museum.

This week, Visit West has been represented at two key VisitBritain/VisitEngland events that have provided significant platforms for rasing the profile of their work, and an opportunity for Visit West to be highly visible in the process. 

Theatre Royal Bath is delighted to announce the full cast of this year's magical pantomime, Snow White and the Seven Dwarves. 

Bath Preservation Trust is pleased to announce a new theme for the organisation and its museums: future-proofing, which will run to the end of 2024. 

Find out more about the latest local businesses to join Visit West as members.

Bristol has won the coveted City of Film Award at the 2024 Global Production Awards, presented on Monday (20 May) during the Cannes Film Festival. 

This summer, Arnolfini invites audiences to journey into the lush landscapes of Nigerian artist Nengi Omuku’s exhibition 'The Dance of People and the Natural World.' 

People are being advised to plan their journeys from 28 May for four days when the A431 Kelston Road closes to allow urgent tree felling works.

Three linked trial traffic restrictions are set to be installed the Lansdown area of Bath from July as part of Bath & North East Somerset Council’s Liveable Neighbourhoods programme.

The science centre is hiding 80 free group entry tickets across 16 Bristol postcodes from this month. 

Somerset's beloved family-run attraction, is gearing up to welcome visitors of all ages to "Come and Play in May" this Half Term! 

Andrew Edwards is set to join the organisation on 3 June.