Bath City
 As City of Bath the city became a World Heritage Site in 1987. The city has a variety of theatres, museums, and other cultural and sporting venues, which have helped to make it a major centre for tourism, with over one million staying visitors and 3.8 million day visitors to the city each year. The city has two universities and several schools and colleges. There is a large service sector and growing information and communication technologies ... Read more
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Bath Kaposvar Twinning Association |
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I welcome you to the website of the Bath Kaposvar Twinning Association known to members and supporters as the BKTA for short.
It is great that you wish to explore how the cities of Bath in England and Kaposvar in Hungary resolved to twin in 1989 and share their life experiences, have fun and to create social and City to City links.
The BKTA is run by its members who use their diversity of skills, interests and sheer enthusiasm to engage across all ages with each other.
Our aim is to develop human, cultural and sporting relations that will create a firm foundation for the continuing understanding, respect and friendship between the people of Bath and the people of Kaposvar.
As you delve into the site you will find two cities who welcome each others company and get on with life today, while acquiring a taste for the unexpected.
I hope it will encourage you to look at Hungary, a country in central Europe that is rich in history, personalities and human warmth.
Best wishes
Peter Metcalfe
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Kaposvar City
 The County of Somogy and its seat, Kaposvár are situated amid the hills of South Transdanubia, enclosed by the river Dráva and the Lake Balaton. Tourists will be fascinated by various historical monuments and the ethnographic and natural values of the county. Tourist attractions of the county are complemented by the colourful cultural life of Kaposvar, along with various leisure activities offering a wide range of programmes for everyone. Read more
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