Bristol Tourist Information and Visitor Guide
Bristol's old city, its maritime heritage and the marvels of Brunel's engineering legacy are past influences that can still be seen. Today, Bristol is a thriving, revitalised city where, many historic treasures and attractions can be discovered. Don't miss Cribb's Causeway, a fantastic out-of-town shopping super-mall, just a short drive from the city centre.
Bristol Highlights
- Brunel's SS Great Britain - built and launched in 1843, Brunel’s maritime masterpiece was the world’s first ocean-going, propeller driven iron ship
- Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery - outstanding collections of art and archaeology, geology and natural history
- The Georgian House - one of the most complete 18th century town houses surviving in the UK illustrating life both above and below stairs
- Bristol Zoo Gardens - over 400 exotic and endangered species to experience - set in stunning gardens and grounds
- British Empire & Commonwealth Museum - only museum in the world covering the history of Britain's imperial past and modern day Commonwealth
- Bristol Cathedral - Came to prominence in 1140 when Robert Fitzhardinge founded the Abbey of St. Augustine
- Clifton Suspension Bridge - the symbol of the city of Bristol and for almost 150 years a Grade I listed structure
Plan your visit to Bristol
- Bristol Hotels - view and choose a place to stay in Bristol
- Bristol Short Breaks - for short break ideas and offers
Hotels in other popular destinations
Exeter Hotels - Manchester Hotels - Birmingham Hotels
Reading Hotels - London Hotels
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Hotels
