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Car Hire BathBath
Situated in the South West of England, on the River Avon, Bath is a World Heritage City full of beauty and history. Believed to have been founded in 850BC, on the basis of healing warm muds created by nearby hot springs, Bath has always been a very important British attraction. One thousand years later, Bath was a centre of Celtic temples and forts. The Building of Bath Museum gives a full history of the City, as well as the Museum of Bath at Work.
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CarsForHireUK gives the freedom to explore at your own pace the ancient town of Bath and its many attractions. Unlimited mileage makes for an unrestricted visit. Whether planning a romantic getaway, family weekend break or even a business trip, Car Hire Bath offers a wide range of vehicles to suit any specific passenger and luggage needs, from compact mini size or larger luxury car up to a multi-person carrier. |
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With some of the cheapest rates available, full insurance and breakdown assistance are included as standard. Travel around Bath with complete reassurance of safety and quality, at an affordable price. We provide peace of mind and impeccable service to ensure your visit to Bath is enjoyable and worry-free. Take advantage of our complimentary map to assist you in planning your getaway in Bath. Our experienced staff will be on hand to handle any queries you may have upon the simple pick up of your car.
In the 19th century, Charles Dickens wrote the Pickwick Papers in Bath. Jane Austen's life and writing experience in Bath are exhibited at the Jane Austen Centre. There are also several museums of art and galleries around the city, including the Museum of Eastern Art and Victoria Art Gallery.
Further exploration of the West Country, including Stone Henge and the Avebury Stone Circles, is a must. The beautiful Wiltshire countryside and these mysterious sights are just a short drive from the city. Car Hire Bath offers you the necessary mobility.
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