To absorb the rich cultural heritage of Bristol, you should visit the Bristol Museum & Gallery and the ship museum - SS Great Britain. You can witness the architectural marvels of the Bristol Cathedral and St. Mary Redcliffe, a 13th century church. You can climb the world famous Clifton Suspension Bridge, opened in 1864 and get a magnificent view of the Avon Gorge.
The Bristol Harbour is a great place to be if you want to enjoy a day out in the sun, as it offers a multitude of res...
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To absorb the rich cultural heritage of Bristol, you should visit the Bristol Museum & Gallery and the ship museum - SS Great Britain. You can witness the architectural marvels of the Bristol Cathedral and St. Mary Redcliffe, a 13th century church. You can climb the world famous Clifton Suspension Bridge, opened in 1864 and get a magnificent view of the Avon Gorge.
The Bristol Harbour is a great place to be if you want to enjoy a day out in the sun, as it offers a multitude of restaurants, cafes and bars, and also regular Ferry Boat rides. If you are looking to do some shopping, Cabot Circus, Bristol Shopping Quarter and Park Street & the Triangle are a haven for shoppers.
The student nightlife in Bristol is legendary, whether it is food and drink you want to grab or just dance to the wee hours of morning; the city has you covered. You can get yourself some sumptuous meals and drinks at the Cider Press, Commercial Rooms and White Harte at very low prices. The Attic Bar is an awesome venue for live gigs and for those of you, who fancy cider, take your pick from 40 different kinds, at the Apple.
Make it your mission to party at least a few nights at ‘Motion’ because in 2016, it was ranked the 19th - best club in the world, in the DJ Mag's Top 100 Clubs list. You also, cannot miss out on ‘Thekla, a cargo ship converted into a music venue, perfect for clubbing and watching live music performances. Apart from these unique ones, we recommend Pryzm, SWX and Timbuk2 nightclubs.
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