Known as one of the fastest growing cities in the UK it is a perfect destination for a long weekend or mini-break and has been voted as one of the best places in the UK to live

Bristol is the perfect launch pad from which to explore the West Countries local natural attractions, which include Redcliffe Caves, Clifton Rocks Railway, Bristol Observatory, Cabot Tower and Durdham Downs, not forgetting the world renowned Clifton Suspension Bridge. There are some amazing Natural Phenomenon’s to visit in the West Country including Cheddar Caves, Wookey Hole and the little known Grotto at Goldney House, the only Grotto in Britain with both a shell room and running water.

 

 

 

Other attractions include an abundance of museum, Animal Farms and Zoos, Horse World and Oakham Treasures - a museum that houses a unique collection of memorabilia, tractors and farm equipment from days gone bye.

Bristol Aquarium and At Bristol, a science and discovery centre are both situated on the waterfront with Britain’s only dockside steam railway and for nautical lovers you will find the award winning attraction the SS Great Britain plus The Matthew.

Why not take a trip around the Harbourside, the docks are home to dragon boat racing events, University boat races and many annual fairs and festivals. Why not hop on a sight-seeing bus or explore the beautiful surrounding countryside with a leisurely walk or perhaps hire a bike.

 

Some of the major events that are held each year in Bristol include the International Balloon Fiesta, St Pauls Carnival, The International Kite Festival, Vegan Fair, Brisfest and many more.

For Farm and animal lovers that are visiting us don’t forget to check the calendar for details on when and where you can visit the North Somerset Show, the Bath & West Show and not forgetting the Mid Somerset Show.

Lastly Bristol has its very own Bristol Eye at 60m (197ft) tall it is the height of 15 double-decker buses. However, it is only open until May 8th.