Guidebook for Center City of Bristol
Food Scene
Montys
62 Bath BuildingsIt's local, sustainable and friendly, not a chain,
It's also an excellent coffee shop. Organic food, sunny with outside space.
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The Bristolian
2 Picton StIt's also an excellent coffee shop. Organic food, sunny with outside space.
It's a lovely 20 minute walk into what seems like countryside on the edge of the city, all downhill among the allotments. The cafe has Gaudi-like carved woodwork, has wonderful food, family friendly, and well cared for animals opposite.
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St Werburghs City Farm
Watercress RoadIt's a lovely 20 minute walk into what seems like countryside on the edge of the city, all downhill among the allotments. The cafe has Gaudi-like carved woodwork, has wonderful food, family friendly, and well cared for animals opposite.
Shopping
Radford Mill Farm Shop
41 Picton StOldest health food store in Bristol.
Sightseeing
The Harbourside is the historic hub of seafaring Bristol, from the early traders, to the slave traders like Edward Colston, whose infamous statue was toppled by protesters.
You can take the ferry boat from the fountains by the Watershed up to the SS Great Britain and then walk to the Cottage Inn pub for a drink, make a circle around the whole harbour.
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Clifton hengibrú
Bridge RoadThe Harbourside is the historic hub of seafaring Bristol, from the early traders, to the slave traders like Edward Colston, whose infamous statue was toppled by protesters.
You can take the ferry boat from the fountains by the Watershed up to the SS Great Britain and then walk to the Cottage Inn pub for a drink, make a circle around the whole harbour.
Going on the commuter ferry boat is one of the best ways to see Bristol. You pick it up by the fountains, which you can take a bus to from down the road to the Centre. Then take it up to the SS Great Britain, and the MShed and a nice cafe. Then pick it up again to go to the top of the harbour closer to the Suspension Bridge. You can then walk back along the waterfront to the Watershed and lots of other places by the quayside.
www.bristolferry.com
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Bristol Ferry Boats
44 The GroveGoing on the commuter ferry boat is one of the best ways to see Bristol. You pick it up by the fountains, which you can take a bus to from down the road to the Centre. Then take it up to the SS Great Britain, and the MShed and a nice cafe. Then pick it up again to go to the top of the harbour closer to the Suspension Bridge. You can then walk back along the waterfront to the Watershed and lots of other places by the quayside.
www.bristolferry.com
Parks & Nature
Brandon Hill Náttúrufar
Park StreetWonderful views of harbour, nice climb.
St Andrews Park
Effingham RoadNearby and playground, cafe in the park. Only fifteen minutes.
Drinks & Nightlife
Hamilton House
80 Stokes CroftTrinity Centre
Trinity RoadHistoric music centre
The Cadbury
68 Richmond RdIt's pub three minutes down the road with excellent food.
There are lots of good bands, sometimes open mic. Doesn't have a website, just down on Stokes Croft, next to the The Social bar, also good.
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LeftBank
128 Cheltenham RdThere are lots of good bands, sometimes open mic. Doesn't have a website, just down on Stokes Croft, next to the The Social bar, also good.
Arts & Culture
Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
Queens RoadGetting Around
Enterprise Car & Van Hire - Bristol Cabot Circus
Newfoundland CircusBristol Bus Station
fifteen min walk