PLANNING FOR BETTER DAYS OUT

    Find a day out that works for everyone

    Grand Days Out helps you discover what to do in and around a city like Bath, then build a plan that suits your group, your time and your budget.

    We are starting in Bath. Sign-ups are open for the first beta group.

    Example plan

    Your Bath day

    Saved
    For this group
    2 adults, 2 children (6 and 9)
    Time available
    Afternoon, about four hours
    Budget
    Up to £60 in total
    Getting around
    Walking, city centre

    An illustration of how a plan comes together, not a live recommendation.

    Planning a day out should not take all day.

    Most of us open several tabs, scan a few listings pages and still finish unsure whether an option really suits the group. Grand Days Out brings dependable places together with current local events, then helps you narrow them down and save a practical plan.

    • Start with your group

      Say who is coming, their ages, the pace that suits you and any access needs.

    • See what is relevant

      Dependable attractions and venues alongside current events in and around Bath.

    • Build a practical plan

      Save the options you like and shape the day around time, budget and travel.

    The hard part is not finding things to do.

    The hard part is finding something that works for this group, on this day, in this weather and at this budget.

    Too much to sift through
    Options are filtered down to the ones that fit your group before you start reading through them.
    Out-of-date or incomplete event information
    Current local events sit next to established venues, and we flag when details still need checking.
    Options that look good but do not suit everyone
    Ages, pace and access needs are part of the search, not something you check afterwards.
    Plans that fall apart when the details are checked
    Time, budget and travel are held in the plan itself, so the day still adds up when you look again.

    Tell us what matters.

    A rainy-day family plan, a relaxed afternoon for two, a local evening with friends or something accessible for a mixed-age group all need different answers.

    • Who is coming
    • Ages
    • Time available
    • Budget
    • Interests
    • Access needs
    • Indoor or outdoor
    • Weather

    Built for people planning for real groups.

    • Visitors to Bath

      Make the most of a short stay without spending the first evening researching.

    • People who live in and around Bath

      Find something new on your own doorstep, including what is on this week.

    • Families

      Balance what the children will enjoy with what the adults can realistically manage.

    • Couples

      Plan an unhurried afternoon or evening without trawling through listings.

    • Friend groups

      Agree on something that suits different budgets and different tastes.

    • Organisers planning for children, dependants or people with additional needs

      Check access, quiet times and practical details before you commit to the day.

    Starting in Bath.

    Bath is where we are starting. We are building around the places, venues, events and everyday planning questions that matter in one city we know well. Once the Bath experience is genuinely useful, we can take the model further.

    Help shape the Bath beta.

    Beta testers may be local residents, people visiting Bath or people who regularly organise days out for others. Here is what we would ask of you.

    1. 1Test whether the recommendations genuinely fit the group.
    2. 2Tell us when local information is missing or needs correcting.
    3. 3Check whether saving and organising a plan feels quicker.
    4. 4Help us understand what Bath coverage matters most.

    There is no cost and no obligation. We will only send occasional emails about the beta and you can unsubscribe at any time.

    Be one of the first to try it.

    Join the Bath beta list and we will let you know when there is something for you to try.

    We’ll only use these details to contact you about the beta.