Things To Do
Clifton Suspension Bridge
Bristol’s most famous landmark, this dramatic 19th-century bridge spans the Avon Gorge and offers spectacular views of the surrounding countryside. Sunset here is especially beautiful.
Harbourside
A lively waterfront area filled with restaurants, cafés, museums, and walking paths. Perfect for an afternoon stroll or drinks by the water.
St Nicholas Market
One of the city’s oldest markets and a local favorite for street food, artisan goods, and vintage finds.
Brunel's SS Great Britain
A beautifully restored Victorian steamship designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel. A fascinating and uniquely Bristol museum experience.
Clifton Village
A charming neighborhood full of boutiques, cafés, and Georgian architecture—ideal for wandering and shopping.
Leigh Woods
Woodland trails just across the Avon Gorge from Clifton, offering some of the best viewpoints of the Suspension Bridge.
Ashton Court Estate
A sprawling park with deer, walking trails, and panoramic views of the city.
The Ostrich
A historic dockside pub dating back to 1745 with a large riverside beer garden and classic British pub food.
The Pump House
A former Victorian pumping station turned pub with a beautiful terrace overlooking the harbor.
The Cottage Inn, Bristol
A charming stone cottage pub with some of the best waterside views in the city.
Grain Barge
A floating bar and restaurant on a converted barge with live music and harbor views.
Small Bar
A craft-beer favorite known for its rotating taps and excellent burgers, part of Bristol’s thriving brewery scene.
The Orchard Inn
A legendary cider pub offering one of the best selections of traditional West Country cider.
Banksy Art Walk
Bristol is the hometown of the world-famous street artist Banksy. Visitors can explore murals across the city, including the iconic The Mild Mild West, a famous early piece in Stokes Croft.
Harbour Boat Tours
Take a ferry or harbor cruise to see Bristol from the water while passing historic docks, colorful houses, and waterfront bars.
Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
A large museum with art, archaeology, and natural history collections—and free admission.
Spike Island Artspace Ltd
A contemporary arts center located in a former tea-packing factory, home to studios, exhibitions, and creative workshops.
Bath
Just 15 minutes by train, this UNESCO World Heritage city is famous for its Roman Baths, honey-colored Georgian architecture, and beautiful historic streets.
Cheddar Gorge
England’s largest gorge with dramatic limestone cliffs, scenic hikes, and caves to explore.
Cotswolds
A picturesque countryside region known for rolling hills, stone cottages, and storybook villages.
Glastonbury Tor
A mystical hilltop tower surrounded by legends of King Arthur and Avalon, with sweeping countryside views.