Bristol trip planner

Start your wanderings in the historic center among the busy and friendly locals, historic buildings, lively pubs, and fine museums.

Adults will be as impressed as children at this immense science center full of creative exhibits, interactive displays, and films.

This rich museum delves into the history of the city, its industries, and cultural progress, while offering interesting exhibits.

Catch a show of the famed Old Vic company, housed in this 18C theater said to be England's oldest continuously operating theater.

This late 18C townhouse is typical of the era and houses a decorative arts museum, as well as some artworks from the City Museum.

Built between the 12C and 15C, this pristinely Gothic church includes elaborate vaultings and a spectacular bell tower.

Opened in 1836, this Victorian complex is the world's oldest provincial zoo and houses a diverse variety of animals.

Opened in 1864, the bridge spanning the Avon Gorge is a picturesque sight and offers an invigorating walk, as well as grand views.

This narrow 14C church is built over the last remaining city gate. Its interior features memorable monuments and woodwork.

This 15C church is notable for its tower, monuments, and gardens, as well as the regional archives housed within.

This 13C church, the last remaining building of St. Mark's Hospital, features numerous wood, stained-glass, and metal details.

This 15C cathedral boasts a wealth of Gothic elements, from its towers and vaulting to the chapels and monuments.

Enjoy shopping, dining, and sightseeing in this lively Bristol suburb, resplendent with its Georgian architecture and upbeat air.

Once the world's longest passenger ship, this 98m 19C steamship now serves as a naval museum open for public exploration.