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Transport
The compact city of Bath can easily be explored on foot or by
bicycle. Different walking tours, including a ghost walk, are
offered, and some are free. But the best way for visitors to see
the city and its sights is on one of numerous bus tours, many of
which are open-top and offer a hop-on, hop-off service with tickets
valid for 24 hours. The city's bus network is also good and
connects the city centre and its outskirts. A park-and-ride service
is available. Taxis are unnecessary in the city centre as walking
is often much faster, but they are easy to find at the railway
station. There are also several car hire agencies.
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