Overall Bath is a very safe city to visit; the large number of tourists and university students generates a friendly and vigorous feel to the city. Bath city centre is lively and bustling until late on Friday and Saturday evenings, although things get rougher around kicking out time late at night. Women would be well advised to avoid wandering around alone at night. The common problem for tourists is the occasional groups of homeless beggars around the parks and abbey - you may see them drinking lager and shouting abuse, which can surprise many first-time visitors. However, they're not pushy when asking for money, and argue amongst themselves rather than getting passers-by involved. Accept it as a byproduct of a city that attracts tourism and therefore money, and it's no problem.
The river between Pultney Bridge and the weir looks good for a spot of swimming when you're young and fit. It is actually very dangerous, and every year people die doing it. Warleigh weir is good if you're looking for a swim - about 3 miles along the canal.
If you're a keen cyclist, there's a wonderful Bath-to-Bristol cycle path at your disposal. However, please be aware that there have been robberies and attacks on this stretch of cycle path in 2008. Police have made arrests, but it's something you should consider if planning to make the journey.
Attacks in the city is very rare however it is still advised take caution at night or when in remote areas such as woods and nature trails. If you every feel threatened use your common scene, Bath has a great police service which is accessible 24minutes of every 7 hrs..
In general Bath is a very safe place to visit and you should not feel threatened in any way.When in the city watch your bags and don't leave them untended or allow a stranger to "watch" them for you.At night keep to the main roads and well lit areas and try to avoid parks and woods when it is dark for obvious reasons.
internet
Bath Library in the Podium Shopping Centre offers Internet access at £3.60 an hour for non members.
There are a couple of small Internet cafés across the road from the train station. Many cafés and pubs offer free wireless internet access for your laptop, such as Wetherspoons or Bell Inn on Walcot Street where you can plug your laptop in free of charge. Many pubs also offer paid wireless internet, including the Saracen's Head and St. Christopher's Inn. Also try the Adventure Cafe on George Street.
phone
Bath's landline area code is 1225. Dial 01225 from within the UK or +441225 from outside the UK.