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To choose your next visit, filter places by type, free access or indoor attraction. From the list, you can open detailed guides and start directions. A neighbourhood marker indicates an area to explore, however, rather than always an entrance.
- Attractions and landmarks
- Neighbourhoods and walks
- Hotels
- Food and drink
- Transport
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Leonardo Royal Hotel Bristol
Formerly The Bristol, this hotel overlooks the harbour near the Old City.
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Leonardo Hotel Bristol City
Modern hotel east of the centre, between Cabot Circus and Temple Meads station.
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Hotel du Vin Bristol Avon Gorge
Clifton hotel with Avon Gorge views, near the suspension bridge.
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Premier Inn Bristol City Centre (King Street)
Hotel near King Street, convenient for pubs, restaurants and the harbour.
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Arnolfini
Contemporary art centre in a former warehouse beside the harbour.
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St Nicholas Market
Old City covered market, with stalls and food counters for lunch.
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Stokes Croft · The Mild Mild West
Street art area in Stokes Croft, around The Mild Mild West mural.
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Nelson Street
City centre street known for large murals painted on its façades.
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Start of Gloucester Road
Street of independent shops, cafés and small places to eat.
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Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
Council museum combining painting, archaeology and natural history.
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M Shed
Museum of Bristol’s history in a former harbour shed lined with cranes.
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SS Great Britain
Brunel’s ocean liner to explore, from cabins to the hull in its dry dock.
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North Street · Southville
Southville shopping street dotted with cafés and street art murals.
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Bath Spa
Bath’s main station, the starting point for the historic centre route.
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Roman Baths
Roman baths preserved around a large pool, with a site museum.
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Bath Abbey
Gothic abbey in the heart of Bath, beside the Roman Baths.
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Pulteney Bridge
18th-century bridge lined with shops over the Avon in Bath.
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The Circus
Circular Bath square surrounded by golden-stone Georgian façades.
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Royal Crescent — façades
A curving Georgian terrace known for its grand stone façades.
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Clifton Village
Neighbourhood of Georgian façades, with cafés and shops near the bridge.
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Clifton Suspension Bridge
Landmark suspension bridge over the Avon Gorge, which you can cross on foot.
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King Street
Historic street of pubs and theatre, a short walk from the harbourside.
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Queen Square
Large tree-lined Georgian square between the Old City and the quays.
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Prince Street Bridge
The crossing between Queen Square and the M Shed side, for reaching the quays on foot.
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Wapping Wharf
Small restaurant and café quarter, particularly in Cargo’s containers.
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Bristol Cathedral
Gothic cathedral facing College Green, to visit outside services.
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Brandon Hill and Cabot Tower
Hillside park with Bristol views. Cabot Tower is temporarily closed.
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Christmas Steps
Stepped lane lined with shops, antique dealers and small façades.
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Clayton Hotel Bristol City
Old City hotel in a historic building, near Broad Street.
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ibis Bristol Centre
Simple hotel near Millennium Square, convenient for attractions and the harbourside.
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We The Curious
Interactive science centre with hands-on experiments and a planetarium.
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Follow a route
To link stops in a logical order, the one-day, two-day and three-day itineraries have numbered maps. The Banksy and street art guide distinguishes visible artworks from those removed or moved.
Understanding the markers
The map shows central Bristol. If a distant place such as Aerospace or an excursion is not visible, look in the list: it appears there even outside the map frame. The guides explain how to get there and the travel time to allow.
Walking routes are calculated using real map data. Walking times remain estimates, excluding visits, breaks and hills. Temporary closures or works may change the passage.