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Bristol is a dynamic city full of maritime history, street art, and creative energy. Here’s a list of top tourist spots in Bristol you shouldn’t miss:
Cultural & Historical Sites
- Clifton Suspension Bridge – Iconic 19th-century bridge designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, with great views of the Avon Gorge.
- SS Great Britain – A brilliantly restored 1843 passenger ship turned museum—fascinating and family-friendly.
- Bristol Cathedral – Stunning Gothic architecture in the heart of the city.
- Blaise Castle Estate – Historic mansion, museum, and huge parkland for walks and picnics.
Art & Museums
- M Shed – Museum about Bristol’s people, history, and culture—right on the harbourside.
- Arnolfini – Contemporary art gallery with exhibitions, performances, and events.
- Banksy Street Art Trail – Bristol is Banksy's hometown; you can spot several of his works around the city.
Family-Friendly Attractions
- Bristol Zoo Project (formerly Wild Place Project) – Wildlife park just outside the city.
- We The Curious – Interactive science and arts centre (note: check reopening status as it’s undergoing changes).
- Bristol Aquarium – Fun and educational with a wide variety of marine life.
Green Spaces & Views
- Brandon Hill & Cabot Tower – Climb the tower for panoramic views over Bristol.
- Leigh Woods – Woodland trails just across the Clifton Bridge.
- The Downs – Huge open space great for walking, sports, and enjoying the view.
Harbourside & Nightlife
- Harbourside – Packed with bars, restaurants, and cultural attractions like the Watershed and the Arnolfini.
- Stokes Croft – Known for its alternative vibe, street art, and nightlife.
- King Street – Historic street lined with pubs, including some of the oldest in the city.
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