BY: HUES OF DELAHAYE
Visit Bristol Floating Harbour
The harbour spans across an area of 70 acres and is near several other must-see attractions. Here, you’ll come across a number of shops, eateries, weekend markets, museums, and art galleries.
Visit the Clifton Suspension Bridge
The Clifton Suspension Bridge is an architectural masterpiece that opened in 1864. It extends between the Avon Gorge and River Avon and stands 76 metres above the river. It’s also the best place to watch the sunset.
See Brunel’s SS Great Britain
This historically significant steamship was once the longest passenger ship globally. The ship was built in 1845 and designed with luxury in mind. It was used to transport visitors across the Atlantic Ocean between the cities of Bristol and New York.
Browse at St. Nicholas Market
The market sits in a historic building and houses many independent shops. It was established in 1743, making it one of the city’s oldest markets. To this day, it attracts countless visitors.
Admire Banksy’s Street Art
Bristol is the hometown of the renowned street artist Banksy. You’ll find some of the artist’s earliest work as you wander around the city’s streets. You can take a self-guided tour to see the spectacular creations of Banksy in Bristol.
Tour Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
It is set in a stunning Victorian building that has stood since 1823. Marvel at the beautiful craftsmanship as you explore the paintings, pottery, and other artwork.
Amble Around Arnolfini Arts
Arnolfini Arts is a wonderful art centre and gallery situated on Bristol’s harbourside. Here you’ll find a variety of thought-provoking contemporary art exhibits.
Christmas Steps
The Christmas Steps was originally known as Queen Street until the mid-19th-century. It is one of the most beautiful historic locations, so be sure to bring your camera along to snap a shot with an impressive backdrop.