
Top stays in Bristol
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★ 4.3Rodeway Inn Bristol near Sesame Place
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★ 4.0Webbington Hotel & Spa
Oldmixon
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Premier Inn Weston-Super-Mare East - A370
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Premier Inn Bristol South
Urban Quarter
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★ 4.0Hillcroft Accommodation
Oatley Park
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★ 4.0Best Western Walton Park
Lodway
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★ 4.0Best Western Northfield
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★ 4.0Premier Inn Weston-Super-Mare - Lympsham
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★ 4.0Milton's Lodge
Oatley Park
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★ 4.0The Royal Oak Inn
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★ 4.0Premier Inn Weston-Super-Mare - Seafront
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★ 4.0Bath Arms Hotel
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Bristol on the map
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Bristol, like a local
Don't miss
- Clifton Suspension Bridge: An iconic symbol of Bristol, offering stunning views of the Avon Gorge.
- Bristol Harbourside: A vibrant area with cafes, museums, and a picturesque waterfront.
- SS Great Britain: A historic ship and museum showcasing maritime history.
- Bristol Museum & Art Gallery: Features a diverse collection of art and historical artifacts.
- Street Art in Stokes Croft: Famous for its vibrant street art scene, including works by Banksy.
Where to eat
- Pieminister: Famous for its delicious and locally-sourced pies, a must-try for food lovers.
- The Canteen: Offers a menu that changes daily with a focus on local ingredients and craft beer.
- Bristol Cream Tea at The Pump House: A quintessentially British experience with freshly baked scones and clotted cream.
Do this
- Bristol International Balloon Fiesta: An annual event featuring hot air balloons from around the world, typically held in August.
- Harbourside Festival: Celebrates Bristol’s maritime history with music, food stalls, and activities along the waterfront.
- Bristol Comedy Garden: A lively festival showcasing stand-up comedy in a beautiful outdoor setting.
Local tips
- Consider getting a Bristol 24-hour travel pass for unlimited bus travel.
- Visit the local markets like St. Nicholas Market for unique food and crafts.
- Check out the local music scene, Bristol has a vibrant nightlife with many live music venues.
- Explore the city's parks like Queen Square and Ashton Court for a relaxing day outdoors.
Know before you go
Best time
May to September
Getting around
Bristol has an extensive public transport network including buses and trains. Cycling is also popular, with many dedicated bike paths.
Airport
BRS
Language
English
Money
Pound Sterling (GBP). Credit and debit cards are widely accepted.
Safety
Bristol is generally safe, but it's advisable to stay alert in nightlife areas.
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