Atrium is a 'selling' prints gallery rather than a 'come and see our posh paintings' gallery - and…read morethey sell lovely prints and posters. Within the Podium shopping centre (with Waitrose), it's a double-fronted shop with many, many prints at reasonable prices (not cheap) which you can buy framed or unframed. Last time I bought was unframed and they gave me a poster tube as it was being posted overseas (at the Post Office just across the road!). Good service, I'll definitely buy again.

Not the best gallery, the admission just for a small area is not worth it. The free part on the…read moresecond floor is pretty interesting. You can roam around freely.

We stopped here for many reasons: it was sweltering out, the permanent collection is free to…read moreperuse, and my mom heard they had a Thomas Gainsborough. Count us in! We were welcomed immediately upon entering and never felt any sense of pressure to hurry through the gallery. If anything, we could have (and maybe should have) stayed a bit longer to take it all in - there's plenty of seats in which to sit back and do so. But I appreciate all that we saw, including (but not limited to): 'The Bride of Death' painting by Thomas Jones Barker (I was taken with all the symbolism within what is essentially one story frame), Edwin Whitney-Smith's 'The Scarab' bronze statue, and - much to my surprise - the white cabinets against the walls of the room that are positively filled with pullout drawers housing watercolors and pencil sketches of Bath, Somerset, and England (one in particular caught my eye: it was the view looking down on Bath from Alexandra Park, and I had literally just come from the same physical vantage point [and couldn't help but compare my modern day phone photo to the piece of art from the 1800's). I am sure that if we were locals that we'd attend any number of the amazing community focused events they host throughout the year as well. Here's the thing: if art is not your thing... don't come. However: if you love art, even if you just kinda like art, if history and/or art are at all fascinating to you, if you only really like one artist and they carry one of their pieces, you should absolutely come here. It's not an all day affair (the gallery is actually quite small), so give yourself an hour or two and enjoy just another corner of how incredible the city of Bath really is.

The staff in this store really know their stuff, which is the chief reason you would come here over…read moresome generic (but cheaper) chain store like Currys Digital or whatever. I admit that I know bugger all about photography, but when I was looking for an SLR camera for my girlfriend's birthday, this store was no end of help and I ended up buying one of their second hand models, which came fully guaranteed and resulted in a great present according to my girlfriend. I often pop back every now and then to have a browse, which the staff don't mind at all - a rarity these days, I'm sure you'll agree.

This is a fantastic camera shop just down Green Street in the very centre of Bath. Small but…read moreextremely well stocked shop, with very experienced and knowledgeable staff who are also very helpful and a pleasure to visit. I had to take my camera in to be repaired and they were very quick, and honest about what needed doing and what it would cost. They also do photo printing but it has to be sent away they are very good for black and white film which is something to bear in mind. If they can't help you then they will always recommend alternatives or if they don't have what you need will order it in, always happy to go the extra mile.

One of my favourite places on Tottenham Court Road in London is Paperchase, and I was pleased to be…read moreable to visit a small stand-alone branch in Bath (most branches are part of Borders or in train stations around the UK). They have a range of cards, stationary, fun gifts, unique office supplies, pens, wrapping paper and seasonal items including ornaments for your Christmas tree. The store is great, and my only quibble is that it isn't larger with more of the range of the main branch in London!

Expensive but full of lovely, lovely paper products and gifts. I particularly like their note…read morebooks, all of which are displayed on tables of goodies you can look at for ages! I stock up on lovely cards that will last me through borthday for a couple of months. Only one till point, so queues can get quite long and staff are a bit thin on the ground at the weekend.

I brought my SLR camera in here a 1 year ago now. I found staff very friendly and helpful. They…read moredidn't have the camera I wanted, so they looked in their different shops and asked it to be delivered in I was expecting a few days, but it was ready to pick up the same day! I also got some free things like memory card and bag throw in for free! Great price too! Great place to get a camera!