Guidebook to Bristol
Neighbourhoods
Grand Georgian townhouses line the streets and crescents of affluent, leafy Clifton. Clifton Village is home to upscale boutiques and quirky indie shops, and the buzzing bars and restaurants around Whiteladies Road are packed with students and locals. Take a walk to see the famous Clifton Suspension Bridge from the observatory.
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Clifton
Grand Georgian townhouses line the streets and crescents of affluent, leafy Clifton. Clifton Village is home to upscale boutiques and quirky indie shops, and the buzzing bars and restaurants around Whiteladies Road are packed with students and locals. Take a walk to see the famous Clifton Suspension Bridge from the observatory.
Stokes Croft has gained a reputation as Bristol’s cultural and artistic hub and taken on an identity of its own. Most businesses in Stokes Croft are independent and emphasise keeping things local and inclusive. Stokes Croft’s artistic atmosphere is characterised by its unique residents and, of course, its graffiti.
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Stokes Croft
Stokes CroftStokes Croft has gained a reputation as Bristol’s cultural and artistic hub and taken on an identity of its own. Most businesses in Stokes Croft are independent and emphasise keeping things local and inclusive. Stokes Croft’s artistic atmosphere is characterised by its unique residents and, of course, its graffiti.
Up-and-coming Easton boasts some of the best bars, restaurants and things to do in Bristol. Shake down Sweet Mart for its first-rate selection of global delicacies. This much-loved independent shop is stacked wall-to-wall with exotic fruit and veg you can’t find anywhere else, an insane array of spices, and if hunger beckons, a deli filled with excellent ready-to-eat goods.
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Easton
Up-and-coming Easton boasts some of the best bars, restaurants and things to do in Bristol. Shake down Sweet Mart for its first-rate selection of global delicacies. This much-loved independent shop is stacked wall-to-wall with exotic fruit and veg you can’t find anywhere else, an insane array of spices, and if hunger beckons, a deli filled with excellent ready-to-eat goods.
Old Market, just east of the city centre, is recognised as Bristol’s main ‘gay village.’ It's thanks to a string of LGBTQ+ friendly venues on Old Market Street and West Street that it got its name. Old Market’s gay scene is made up of bars, pubs and clubs including Bristol Bear Bar, Gin Palace, Ill Repute, Old Market Assembly, Old Market Tavern and Old Castle Green - to name a few.
Old Market, Bristol
Old Market, just east of the city centre, is recognised as Bristol’s main ‘gay village.’ It's thanks to a string of LGBTQ+ friendly venues on Old Market Street and West Street that it got its name. Old Market’s gay scene is made up of bars, pubs and clubs including Bristol Bear Bar, Gin Palace, Ill Repute, Old Market Assembly, Old Market Tavern and Old Castle Green - to name a few.
City/town information
An elegant city full of traditional heritage, contemporary culture, and green space. The waters are still a big draw, both at the ancient Roman Baths and the thoroughly modern Thermae Bath Spa, which houses the only natural thermal hot springs in Britain you can bathe in. Bath’s compact, visitor-friendly centre is overflowing with places to eat and drink.
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Bath
An elegant city full of traditional heritage, contemporary culture, and green space. The waters are still a big draw, both at the ancient Roman Baths and the thoroughly modern Thermae Bath Spa, which houses the only natural thermal hot springs in Britain you can bathe in. Bath’s compact, visitor-friendly centre is overflowing with places to eat and drink.
Sightseeing
Brunel's SS Great Britain
Gas Ferry RoadClifton Suspension Bridge
Bridge RoadLeigh Woods
Troopers Hill
23 GreendownFood scene
Wapping Wharf
Whiteladies Road
Whiteladies Road
Clifton Lido and The Victoria Public House