• 15listed here
  • 724,000residents
  • 273per km²

Bristol, a city in South West England, is a vibrant, innovative, and dynamic place that's home to a rich history and a contemporary edge. The city is famous for its maritime history and offers a great mix of traditional and modern culture. One of the city's most iconic landmarks is the Clifton Suspension Bridge, a marvel of 19th-century engineering. Bristol's Harbourside area is a modern development filled with restaurants, bars, shops, and hotels. The SS Great Britain, a former passenger steamship that changed the world, is now a fascinating museum. Bristol Cathedral, a beautiful example of a 'Hall Church' in the UK, is another must-visit. For art lovers, there's the Bristol Museum & Art Gallery, which houses a variety of art and historical artefacts. The city is also known for its street art, particularly works by the world-renowned artist Banksy. Bristol Zoo Gardens, with its wide variety of animals, is a great place for family outings. Lastly, the Bristol Balloon Fiesta, an annual hot air balloon festival, is a sight to behold.

15 listed
Position# Place Rating Reviews Category
1 Brunel's SS Great Britain Cliftonwood 4.9 18,491 Museum
2 St Nicholas Market Stokes Croft 4.6 8,950 Food
3 Bristol Museum & Art Gallery Cliftonwood 4.6 7,702 Anthropology
4 Bristol Hippodrome Southville 4.4 7,135 Event Space
5 Escape Hunt Bristol City Centre 4.9 5,841 Childrens Park
6 Bristol Cathedral Southville 4.6 5,120 Cathedral
7 Ashton Court Estate Hotwells 4.5 5,042 Garden
8 Wake The Tiger Bristol Totterdown 4.6 4,428 Amusement Park
9 Brandon Hill Cliftonwood 4.7 3,909 Garden
10 Cabot Tower Cliftonwood 4.6 3,775 Historic Site
11 The Fleece Stokes Croft 4.6 3,165 Bar Pub
12 St Mary Redcliffe Church Southville 4.6 2,474 Architecture
13 Locked In A Room Bristol Southville 4.9 2,443 Escape Room
14 Clifton Observatory Hotwells 4.5 2,378 Cafe
15 Arnolfini Arts Southville 4.5 2,297 Art

By area

  • Southville 5
  • Cliftonwood 4
  • Stokes Croft 2
  • Hotwells 2
  • City Centre 1
  • Totterdown 1

Through the year

Fall

Autumn offers a quieter atmosphere with colorful foliage and cultural events, perfect for city exploration.

Spring

Spring in Bristol is mild and beautiful with blooming flowers, making it great for exploring parks and gardens.

Summer

Summer is the peak tourist season due to warm, pleasant weather and numerous festivals and outdoor events.

Winter

Winters can be chilly and wet, but the city's festive markets and cozy cafes create a charming atmosphere.

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