Bartlett Street Antiques Centre
Bartlett Street Antiques Centre: Bath’s Premier Treasure Trove
Explore Bath’s largest antiques centre with over fifty expert dealers offering fine art, jewellery, vintage collectibles, and timeless treasures.
Nestled in the historic antiques quarter of Bath, Bartlett Street Antiques Centre is one of the city's largest and most renowned antique emporiums. Housing over fifty knowledgeable dealers, it offers an extensive range of antiques including fine art, Asian art, jewellery, glassware, silverware, vintage toys, coins, and medals. Open Monday to Saturday, this multi-floor centre is a treasure trove for collectors and enthusiasts seeking unique and quality pieces steeped in history.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Bus
Take local buses from Bath city centre to stops near Bartlett Street; journey times range from 10 to 20 minutes with frequent services. Tickets cost approximately £2-£4. Note that services reduce in frequency on weekends.
Train and Walk
Arrive at Bath Spa railway station, then enjoy a 15-20 minute walk through Bath’s historic streets to Bartlett Street Antiques Centre. The walk is mostly flat but includes some cobbled surfaces; suitable for most visitors.
Taxi
Taxis from central Bath to Bartlett Street take about 5-10 minutes, depending on traffic. Expect fares around £5-£10. Taxi ranks are available at the train station and city centre.
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