Restaurant & Food

The Olive Tree restaurant in Bath is in a basement on Russell Street. That sounds eerie, but actually, this hidden-away restaurant has a fine provenance, on at least two counts.

The tiny country of Tunisia is wedged like a lumpy finger of land between Algeria and Libya in the northernmost part of North Africa in the Maghreb region.

Spotify might accompany on your daily commute, but every music lover knows that no recorded sound can compare with a live performance.

The attractive neo-classical opera house dates from the early 1940s, and forthcoming productions are advertised outside. Pop into the box office to book tickets.

The Olive Tree restaurant in Bath is in a basement on Russell Street. That sounds eerie, but actually, this hidden-away restaurant has a fine provenance, on at least two counts.

The tiny country of Tunisia is wedged like a lumpy finger of land between Algeria and Libya in the northernmost part of North Africa in the Maghreb region.

Spotify might accompany on your daily commute, but every music lover knows that no recorded sound can compare with a live performance.

The attractive neo-classical opera house dates from the early 1940s, and forthcoming productions are advertised outside. Pop into the box office to book tickets.