Guidebook for Evergreen and Rackledown Farm
Food Scene
Gastro pub with beer garden. The restaurant is well known to walkers and escapees from the city and features an ever-changing specials board alongside à la carte menus. Ingredients are sourced locally to ensure the best quality and freshness. They stock a range of ciders, lagers and beers and a well chosen wine list.
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Bear & Swan
13 S ParadeGastro pub with beer garden. The restaurant is well known to walkers and escapees from the city and features an ever-changing specials board alongside à la carte menus. Ingredients are sourced locally to ensure the best quality and freshness. They stock a range of ciders, lagers and beers and a well chosen wine list.
A village gastro pub, the Pelly, as it's fondly referred to by locals, is set in the centre of Chew Magna. This well loved pub boasts good food and wine and an even better selection of Butcombe beers on the bar. Come rain or shine, you can choose from cosy log fires or the stunning sun trap to while away your hours with friends and loved ones.
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The Pelican
10 S ParadeA village gastro pub, the Pelly, as it's fondly referred to by locals, is set in the centre of Chew Magna. This well loved pub boasts good food and wine and an even better selection of Butcombe beers on the bar. Come rain or shine, you can choose from cosy log fires or the stunning sun trap to while away your hours with friends and loved ones.
A welcoming country pub serving great locally sourced food, excellent cask ales, lovely wines and superb coffees all in relaxed surroundings.
A family friendly pub with plenty of parking, a beer garden and function room hire for any special occasion.
Carpenter's Tavern
Wells RoadA welcoming country pub serving great locally sourced food, excellent cask ales, lovely wines and superb coffees all in relaxed surroundings.
A family friendly pub with plenty of parking, a beer garden and function room hire for any special occasion.
Celebrity chef and local hero, Josh Eggleton also runs a fish and chip restaurant as well as a Michelin starred restaurant. Salt and Malt nestles on the banks of Chew Valley Lake serving fresh fish and chips, posh mushy peas and great tartare sauce. They do take away and sit in. It’s a really nice place to spend some time by the Lake.
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Salt and Malt Chew Valley
Wally LaneCelebrity chef and local hero, Josh Eggleton also runs a fish and chip restaurant as well as a Michelin starred restaurant. Salt and Malt nestles on the banks of Chew Valley Lake serving fresh fish and chips, posh mushy peas and great tartare sauce. They do take away and sit in. It’s a really nice place to spend some time by the Lake.
This curry house is based in the village pub in Chew Stoke. Great curry to eat in and take away. Locals are very friendly if you want to stay on for a drink.
Chew Valley Raj
Bristol RoadThis curry house is based in the village pub in Chew Stoke. Great curry to eat in and take away. Locals are very friendly if you want to stay on for a drink.
Trip Advisor says, "A trip to Bath would not be complete without a visit to Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House. Accept no imitations, as no Bath bun compares to those served here. The Bath Cream Tea is still my favorite: Half a Sally Lunn's bun topped with homemade cinnamon butter and served with plenty of clotted cream. Oh, and house tea is included too. There are no words nor pictures that do it justice, you must try it for yourself!"
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Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House & Museum
4 N ParadeTrip Advisor says, "A trip to Bath would not be complete without a visit to Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House. Accept no imitations, as no Bath bun compares to those served here. The Bath Cream Tea is still my favorite: Half a Sally Lunn's bun topped with homemade cinnamon butter and served with plenty of clotted cream. Oh, and house tea is included too. There are no words nor pictures that do it justice, you must try it for yourself!"
Trip Advisor says, "Another coffee I hear you say? Yes! But this is no ordinary coffee. Founded by two-time UK Barista Champion, Maxwell Colonna-Dashwood, this minimalist gem serves specialty blends, with selections changing on a weekly basis. Choose from three espressos or a filter coffee at the Brew Bar - passionate about coffee, this is one cafe that is sure to satisfy even the snobbiest of coffee snobs!"
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Colonna & Small's
6 Chapel RowTrip Advisor says, "Another coffee I hear you say? Yes! But this is no ordinary coffee. Founded by two-time UK Barista Champion, Maxwell Colonna-Dashwood, this minimalist gem serves specialty blends, with selections changing on a weekly basis. Choose from three espressos or a filter coffee at the Brew Bar - passionate about coffee, this is one cafe that is sure to satisfy even the snobbiest of coffee snobs!"
Trip Advisor says, "You simply can't leave Bristol without seeing at least one of the original graffiti murals by internationally known street artist Banksy - one of Bristol's most famous sons. Head to Stokes Croft, the home of Banksy, 20 minutes walk north of the Waterfront, and after you've had your fill of art, visit the accessible and cutting edge Canteen for great food, drink and music"
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The Canteen
80 Stokes CroftTrip Advisor says, "You simply can't leave Bristol without seeing at least one of the original graffiti murals by internationally known street artist Banksy - one of Bristol's most famous sons. Head to Stokes Croft, the home of Banksy, 20 minutes walk north of the Waterfront, and after you've had your fill of art, visit the accessible and cutting edge Canteen for great food, drink and music"
The Guernsey cows that make this yummy ice cream graze a stones throw from the house. You can walk to the Chew Moo ice cream parlour in 5 minutes. They are open every Friday and Saturday from 10am until 5pm at Graylands Farm, Upton Lane, Dundry, Bristol, BS41 8NR. They are really welcoming and the ice cream is great!
Chew Moo's Ice Cream Bristol
Upton LaneThe Guernsey cows that make this yummy ice cream graze a stones throw from the house. You can walk to the Chew Moo ice cream parlour in 5 minutes. They are open every Friday and Saturday from 10am until 5pm at Graylands Farm, Upton Lane, Dundry, Bristol, BS41 8NR. They are really welcoming and the ice cream is great!
Entertainment & Activities
All-weather adventure park with big soft play area, aerial climbing and slides in 40 acres of countryside. Kids of all ages will like this place.
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Puxton Park
Cowslip LaneAll-weather adventure park with big soft play area, aerial climbing and slides in 40 acres of countryside. Kids of all ages will like this place.
Large open space including a large adventure play park and wheels park for skateboarders and BMX riders. Also leisure centre for swimming if the weather is bad.
Hengrove Park station
Large open space including a large adventure play park and wheels park for skateboarders and BMX riders. Also leisure centre for swimming if the weather is bad.
An impressive public park for kids with something for all ages. Also a beautifully arranged set of formal gardens to relax in and enjoy.
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Royal Victoria Park
Marlborough LaneAn impressive public park for kids with something for all ages. Also a beautifully arranged set of formal gardens to relax in and enjoy.
Few parents’ love soft play centres (!) but this one will keep your little ones amused. There are also a few shops on the complex to browse including one selling farm produce.
Cowtastic Farm Park
Main StreetFew parents’ love soft play centres (!) but this one will keep your little ones amused. There are also a few shops on the complex to browse including one selling farm produce.
Visit the famous Wookey Hole Caves complete with bats and maturing cheeses. There are the usual mini golf courses, soft play and even a 4D cinema about the Wookey Hole witch. What really makes this place different are the traditional attractions like the Victorian Penny Arcade – with real old pennies! Also the mirror maze. It will take older visitors back to a bygone age of seaside amusements.
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Wookey Hole
Visit the famous Wookey Hole Caves complete with bats and maturing cheeses. There are the usual mini golf courses, soft play and even a 4D cinema about the Wookey Hole witch. What really makes this place different are the traditional attractions like the Victorian Penny Arcade – with real old pennies! Also the mirror maze. It will take older visitors back to a bygone age of seaside amusements.
Trip Advisor says, "An absolute must for anyone visiting Bath. A historic and iconic landmark of Bath's history, revellers are taken six meters below street level to see sights such as the Sacred Spring and the Roman Temple. The baths are undoubtedly one of the city's most popular attractions, and lines build up very quickly. In short, the earlier you arrive, the better. The costumed characters add a nice touch to the tour, particularly for families travelling with children"
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Las Termas Romanas
Abbey ChurchyardTrip Advisor says, "An absolute must for anyone visiting Bath. A historic and iconic landmark of Bath's history, revellers are taken six meters below street level to see sights such as the Sacred Spring and the Roman Temple. The baths are undoubtedly one of the city's most popular attractions, and lines build up very quickly. In short, the earlier you arrive, the better. The costumed characters add a nice touch to the tour, particularly for families travelling with children"
Trip Advisor says, "A short hop, skip and a jump away from Bath Abbey is the very pretty Parade Gardens. A lovely patch of circular green, the gardens add to the tranquility typically associated with Bath. Those lucky to visit in summer can inspect the sights from street level, or enter the park itself"
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Parade Gardens
Grand ParadeTrip Advisor says, "A short hop, skip and a jump away from Bath Abbey is the very pretty Parade Gardens. A lovely patch of circular green, the gardens add to the tranquility typically associated with Bath. Those lucky to visit in summer can inspect the sights from street level, or enter the park itself"
Trip Advisor says, "The Kennet & Avon Canal is a waterway that covers some of the country's most scenic areas. With many bike paths situated along the canal, cycling is a popular way to explore Bath and its surrounding areas. Despite the unpredictable English weather, I'd still recommend spring/summer to cycle the route".
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Kennet & Avon Canal
7 Beckford GardensTrip Advisor says, "The Kennet & Avon Canal is a waterway that covers some of the country's most scenic areas. With many bike paths situated along the canal, cycling is a popular way to explore Bath and its surrounding areas. Despite the unpredictable English weather, I'd still recommend spring/summer to cycle the route".
Trip Advisor says, "It would be a crime to visit Bath, and not sample the very experience that the city takes its historic name from! With many hotels in the city offering spa facilities, the Thermae Bath Spa has gained a popular following, and after my own visit, it is easy to see why. Beautifully maintained historic surroundings, friendly and accommodating staff, and wonderful spa facilities places the Thermae Bath Spa high on my list. Its ethos centres around inclusiveness, meaning that everyone is welcome; it's great value for money, and there are also a range of spa treatments available to book".
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Thermae Bath Spa
Hot Bath StreetTrip Advisor says, "It would be a crime to visit Bath, and not sample the very experience that the city takes its historic name from! With many hotels in the city offering spa facilities, the Thermae Bath Spa has gained a popular following, and after my own visit, it is easy to see why. Beautifully maintained historic surroundings, friendly and accommodating staff, and wonderful spa facilities places the Thermae Bath Spa high on my list. Its ethos centres around inclusiveness, meaning that everyone is welcome; it's great value for money, and there are also a range of spa treatments available to book".
Trip Advisor says, "The Watershed is a buzzing cultural and media centre, located in former warehouses which stretch along the Waterfront at Canon's Road. As well as three cinemas and studio spaces, there is a really good cafe and bar upstairs with outside seating overlooking the water. A good place for a huge brunch while you are in the area!"
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Watershed
1 Canon's RdTrip Advisor says, "The Watershed is a buzzing cultural and media centre, located in former warehouses which stretch along the Waterfront at Canon's Road. As well as three cinemas and studio spaces, there is a really good cafe and bar upstairs with outside seating overlooking the water. A good place for a huge brunch while you are in the area!"
Trip Advisor says,"Cycling is a brilliant way to get around the region, and it fits perfectly into the Bristol culture of green, fashionable and fun! As well as getting you from the Harbourside to the Suspension Bridge, the Avon Cycleway also follows a much wider circular route: 85 miles to be precise, taking in the villages and countryside around Bristol and Bath. Depending on your expertise - and energy level! - choose your route, and enjoy the ride!"
Avon Cycleway
Avon CyclewayTrip Advisor says,"Cycling is a brilliant way to get around the region, and it fits perfectly into the Bristol culture of green, fashionable and fun! As well as getting you from the Harbourside to the Suspension Bridge, the Avon Cycleway also follows a much wider circular route: 85 miles to be precise, taking in the villages and countryside around Bristol and Bath. Depending on your expertise - and energy level! - choose your route, and enjoy the ride!"
Aardvark provides various outdoor activities from an activity base near Cheddar in Somerset. They have access to the beautiful countryside of the Mendip Hills including the caves and limestone rock faces for which the area is famous.
They meet you at the location best suited for your activity – in the Somerset area they have some fabulous locations you would never find by yourself!
Aardvark Endeavours
Cuck HillAardvark provides various outdoor activities from an activity base near Cheddar in Somerset. They have access to the beautiful countryside of the Mendip Hills including the caves and limestone rock faces for which the area is famous.
They meet you at the location best suited for your activity – in the Somerset area they have some fabulous locations you would never find by yourself!
Mendip Laser Combat
6 Larch ClLaser shooting in the great outdoors. Paint balling without the bruises!
Arts & Culture
With hundreds of hands-on exhibits to explore, live shows and a Planetarium, At-Bristol is a great fun interactive science centre.
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We The Curious
One Anchor RdWith hundreds of hands-on exhibits to explore, live shows and a Planetarium, At-Bristol is a great fun interactive science centre.
Trip Advisor says, "Nestled in the Sydney Pleasure Gardens, the Holburne Museum is definitely worth a visit. Bath's first public museum, entry is free (though donations are welcome) and exhibitions range from classic to contemporary. I was fortunate to be there to see several pieces from the Caneletto exhibition being transported inside the building!"
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Holburne Museum station
Trip Advisor says, "Nestled in the Sydney Pleasure Gardens, the Holburne Museum is definitely worth a visit. Bath's first public museum, entry is free (though donations are welcome) and exhibitions range from classic to contemporary. I was fortunate to be there to see several pieces from the Caneletto exhibition being transported inside the building!"
Trip Advisor says, "Housed in the original, Grade II listed dry dock at the Great Western Dockyard where she was built, Brunel's SS Great Britain is a very impressive attraction, and makes for a fascinating visit. Climb aboard to literally take a step back in time, and get a real sense of the history of the ship as you explore every inch - from the rigging above to the galley below."
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Brunel's SS Great Britain
Gas Ferry RoadTrip Advisor says, "Housed in the original, Grade II listed dry dock at the Great Western Dockyard where she was built, Brunel's SS Great Britain is a very impressive attraction, and makes for a fascinating visit. Climb aboard to literally take a step back in time, and get a real sense of the history of the ship as you explore every inch - from the rigging above to the galley below."
Trip Advisor says, "As you walk around the docks, you won't be able to miss the M Shed, housed in a dockside transit shed on Princes Wharf to the south of the Harbourside. This great, and most importantly, free, museum, tells the story of all things Bristol, and has some really interesting exhibitions".
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M Shed
Wapping RoadTrip Advisor says, "As you walk around the docks, you won't be able to miss the M Shed, housed in a dockside transit shed on Princes Wharf to the south of the Harbourside. This great, and most importantly, free, museum, tells the story of all things Bristol, and has some really interesting exhibitions".
Trip Advisor says, "Just behind Queen Square on King Street is the Theatre Royal, home of the Bristol Old Vic theatre company. It's well worth swinging by to see what's on at this historic Georgian auditorium during your stay."
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Bristol Old Vic
King StreetTrip Advisor says, "Just behind Queen Square on King Street is the Theatre Royal, home of the Bristol Old Vic theatre company. It's well worth swinging by to see what's on at this historic Georgian auditorium during your stay."
Trip Advisor Says, "If you can find time to catch a musical performance during your stay in Bristol, then St George's is the place to do it. The converted Georgian chapel has amazing acoustics, an intimate and inspiring atmosphere, and a fantastic programme which focuses on classical, jazz, blues, and world music"
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St George's Bristol
Great George StreetTrip Advisor Says, "If you can find time to catch a musical performance during your stay in Bristol, then St George's is the place to do it. The converted Georgian chapel has amazing acoustics, an intimate and inspiring atmosphere, and a fantastic programme which focuses on classical, jazz, blues, and world music"
Parks & Nature
Explore the Bath Skyline, famed for its wild flowers and elevated views. Along six miles of way-marked footpaths you will discover hidden valleys, rich in limestone, flowers and tranquil beech woodlands, interspersed with extensive views over Bath and out towards the Blackdown Hills.
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Bath Skyline
Explore the Bath Skyline, famed for its wild flowers and elevated views. Along six miles of way-marked footpaths you will discover hidden valleys, rich in limestone, flowers and tranquil beech woodlands, interspersed with extensive views over Bath and out towards the Blackdown Hills.
Walk and climb through the Gorge, pick up some of the famous cheese and then explore the shops and cafes of this small town.
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Cheddar Gorge
Walk and climb through the Gorge, pick up some of the famous cheese and then explore the shops and cafes of this small town.
Trip Advisor says, "Located in the area surrounding the suspension bridge and the zoo, the Avon Gorge National Nature Reserve definitely deserves a place on your itinerary. Encompassing Leigh Woods, Avon Gorge, Durdham Down and Clifton Down, exploring this region on foot or by bike, will reward you with beautiful landscapes and stunning wildlife".
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Avon Gorge
Trip Advisor says, "Located in the area surrounding the suspension bridge and the zoo, the Avon Gorge National Nature Reserve definitely deserves a place on your itinerary. Encompassing Leigh Woods, Avon Gorge, Durdham Down and Clifton Down, exploring this region on foot or by bike, will reward you with beautiful landscapes and stunning wildlife".
Trip Advisor says, "If you're travelling as a family, it is worth spending some time in the public parkland surrounding the Cabot Tower, after or before you climb it. There is a good kids' playground to explore, a pond with resident frogs and toads, plus plenty of picnic-perfect spots to choose from".
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Parque Natural de Brandon Hill
Park StreetTrip Advisor says, "If you're travelling as a family, it is worth spending some time in the public parkland surrounding the Cabot Tower, after or before you climb it. There is a good kids' playground to explore, a pond with resident frogs and toads, plus plenty of picnic-perfect spots to choose from".
Trip Advisor says, "While exploring the outer fringes of the city, a great stop to the west is Ashton Court - a mansion house and estate with lovely open parkland. Whether you want to walk, cycle, or ride your way around its various trails by horse, you're sure to enjoy exploring its deer parks, woodland gardens, miniature railway and more!"
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Ashton Court Mansion
Trip Advisor says, "While exploring the outer fringes of the city, a great stop to the west is Ashton Court - a mansion house and estate with lovely open parkland. Whether you want to walk, cycle, or ride your way around its various trails by horse, you're sure to enjoy exploring its deer parks, woodland gardens, miniature railway and more!"
Sightseeing
Trip Advisor says, "It is impossible to visit Bath without encountering one of the city's grandest landmarks. A fine example of Gothic architecture, the Abbey is not merely a church, it also serves as a signpost back to the city centre, should you ever get lost. The interior of the Abbey is far more striking than the pictures suggest, and for those feeling particularly fit, the 212 stairs to the top of the Tower should hit the spot. Needless to say, the views of Bath from the Tower are well worth the sweat beads. The many benches dotted around the Abbey also provide ample opportunity for one of my favourite pastimes: people watching".
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Abbey Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul
Trip Advisor says, "It is impossible to visit Bath without encountering one of the city's grandest landmarks. A fine example of Gothic architecture, the Abbey is not merely a church, it also serves as a signpost back to the city centre, should you ever get lost. The interior of the Abbey is far more striking than the pictures suggest, and for those feeling particularly fit, the 212 stairs to the top of the Tower should hit the spot. Needless to say, the views of Bath from the Tower are well worth the sweat beads. The many benches dotted around the Abbey also provide ample opportunity for one of my favourite pastimes: people watching".
Trip Advisor says, "Another hard to miss feature in Bath, the Palladian style bridge crosses over the River Avon, adding a hint of Venetian charm to the city. Shops and cafes are situated along this Grade I listed structure, and views from the bridge offer a different perspective"
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Pulteney Bridge
Bridge StreetTrip Advisor says, "Another hard to miss feature in Bath, the Palladian style bridge crosses over the River Avon, adding a hint of Venetian charm to the city. Shops and cafes are situated along this Grade I listed structure, and views from the bridge offer a different perspective"
Trip Advisor says, "Carry on walking from Pulteney Bridge and you will find yourself on Bath's widest street. With both sides lined with the Georgian style homes atypical of the city, Great Pulteney Street not only makes for a pleasant walk, but it also leads to another place of interest, the Holburne Museum"
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Great Pulteney Street
Trip Advisor says, "Carry on walking from Pulteney Bridge and you will find yourself on Bath's widest street. With both sides lined with the Georgian style homes atypical of the city, Great Pulteney Street not only makes for a pleasant walk, but it also leads to another place of interest, the Holburne Museum"
Trip Advisor says, "...one of Bath's most famous attractions: Royal Crescent. Though No. 1 Royal Crescent is a museum, the main attraction is the crescent-shaped formation of Georgian style houses found on this row. This particular Grade I listed building offer views of nearby Victoria Park, and while some of the other houses here are residential, no. 16 is home to the Royal Crescent Hotel".
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No. 1 Royal Crescent
1 Royal CresTrip Advisor says, "...one of Bath's most famous attractions: Royal Crescent. Though No. 1 Royal Crescent is a museum, the main attraction is the crescent-shaped formation of Georgian style houses found on this row. This particular Grade I listed building offer views of nearby Victoria Park, and while some of the other houses here are residential, no. 16 is home to the Royal Crescent Hotel".
Trip Advisor says, "A short walk from the Royal Crescent lies another Bath treasure, The Circus. A circular architectural display of Georgian townhouses, the attraction is a wondrous sight and a particular treat for anyone interested in history, design, and the architecture of John Wood the Elder".
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The Circus
The CircusTrip Advisor says, "A short walk from the Royal Crescent lies another Bath treasure, The Circus. A circular architectural display of Georgian townhouses, the attraction is a wondrous sight and a particular treat for anyone interested in history, design, and the architecture of John Wood the Elder".
Trip Advisor says, "Spend an afternoon cruising along the peaceful Kennet & Avon Canal on a traditional narrowboat. Various options for boat hire include full day, half day, and even overnight trips. The boats accommodate 1 to 12 people, and is great value for those wanting to explore the Kennet & Avon Canal and its surrounding countryside. I would recommend bringing a picnic lunch to ensure full stomachs and happy faces; alternatively, Bath Narrowboats can provide a gourmet hamper (if ordered in advance.)"
Bath Narrowboats
Bathwick HillTrip Advisor says, "Spend an afternoon cruising along the peaceful Kennet & Avon Canal on a traditional narrowboat. Various options for boat hire include full day, half day, and even overnight trips. The boats accommodate 1 to 12 people, and is great value for those wanting to explore the Kennet & Avon Canal and its surrounding countryside. I would recommend bringing a picnic lunch to ensure full stomachs and happy faces; alternatively, Bath Narrowboats can provide a gourmet hamper (if ordered in advance.)"
Trip Advisor says, "Bristol Harbour (the 'floating' harbour) has a long history as the original port of the city, and has been extensively redeveloped into its modern carnation as a buzzing entertainment area. From cultural attractions to restaurants and bars, as well as apartments, it is a stunning place to spend some time, and exudes a real holiday, 'good time' feel along both sides of the river. A great place to kick off your stay in Bristol!"
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Floating Harbour
Anchor RoadTrip Advisor says, "Bristol Harbour (the 'floating' harbour) has a long history as the original port of the city, and has been extensively redeveloped into its modern carnation as a buzzing entertainment area. From cultural attractions to restaurants and bars, as well as apartments, it is a stunning place to spend some time, and exudes a real holiday, 'good time' feel along both sides of the river. A great place to kick off your stay in Bristol!"
Trip Advisor says, "Tucked away just beyond the Harbourside, Queen Square is a lovely tranquil place to escape to for a picnic and some people watching. The Georgian buildings set around the square are simply stunning"
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Queen Square
Queen SquareTrip Advisor says, "Tucked away just beyond the Harbourside, Queen Square is a lovely tranquil place to escape to for a picnic and some people watching. The Georgian buildings set around the square are simply stunning"
Trip Advisor says, "....a gorgeous suburb district of Clifton. Hidden away off Boyce's Avenue, just behind the main street through the village, the Victorian Clifton Arcade features a lovely collection of independent shops with some really unusual antiques and gifts".
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The Clifton Arcade
Boyce's AvenueTrip Advisor says, "....a gorgeous suburb district of Clifton. Hidden away off Boyce's Avenue, just behind the main street through the village, the Victorian Clifton Arcade features a lovely collection of independent shops with some really unusual antiques and gifts".
Trip Advisor says, "The grade I listed Brunel's Suspension Bridge is a true wonder to behold. Opened in 1864, the structure is stunning, and it is surrounded by lovely green hills which you can admire as you cross both the bridge and the River Avon, which lies 75m below you".
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Clifton Suspension Bridge
Bridge RoadTrip Advisor says, "The grade I listed Brunel's Suspension Bridge is a true wonder to behold. Opened in 1864, the structure is stunning, and it is surrounded by lovely green hills which you can admire as you cross both the bridge and the River Avon, which lies 75m below you".
Trip advisor says, "On your way back into the centre of Bristol from Clifton, it is well worth a stop in Brandon to climb the Cabot Tower in the centre of the park. It is 32m high, Grade II listed, and was built in the 1890s"
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Cabot Tower
Park StreetTrip advisor says, "On your way back into the centre of Bristol from Clifton, it is well worth a stop in Brandon to climb the Cabot Tower in the centre of the park. It is 32m high, Grade II listed, and was built in the 1890s"
Trip Advisor says, "Get a sense of the historic and fiercely independent Bristol by exploring the Christmas Steps quarter. Lose yourself among the eight streets that make up this unique area, and enjoy the independent shops, galleries, venues, cafes, and pubs"
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Christmas Steps
2 Christmas StepsTrip Advisor says, "Get a sense of the historic and fiercely independent Bristol by exploring the Christmas Steps quarter. Lose yourself among the eight streets that make up this unique area, and enjoy the independent shops, galleries, venues, cafes, and pubs"
Shopping
Trip Advisor says, "Situated just off George Street, Bartlett Street offers far more than the Antique Centre. A little off the beaten track, Bartlett Street also has several great independent stores tucked away along its stretch, selling clothes and household goods"
Bartlett Street Antiques Centre
8 Bartlett StTrip Advisor says, "Situated just off George Street, Bartlett Street offers far more than the Antique Centre. A little off the beaten track, Bartlett Street also has several great independent stores tucked away along its stretch, selling clothes and household goods"
Trip Advisor says, "If high-end shopping is your thing, Milsom Street is just the place for you. Boutique shopping, pop-up shops, and designer brands can be found on this street, as well as Jolly's department store (part of popular UK chain House of Fraser), which features all the usual goods expected from a large store".
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Milsom Street
Trip Advisor says, "If high-end shopping is your thing, Milsom Street is just the place for you. Boutique shopping, pop-up shops, and designer brands can be found on this street, as well as Jolly's department store (part of popular UK chain House of Fraser), which features all the usual goods expected from a large store".
Trip Advisor says, "Why not start day three with some shopping?! Cabot Circus shopping centre is located next to the Broadmead district, bang in the heart of the city, and, full of all the high street stores you could hope for, it's 'the' place to head to for a shopping spree. The layout and architecture is great too - you'll feel like you're browsing in the open air, while safe in the knowledge that its cover will protect you against the Great British weather!"
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Cabot Circus
Bond Street SouthTrip Advisor says, "Why not start day three with some shopping?! Cabot Circus shopping centre is located next to the Broadmead district, bang in the heart of the city, and, full of all the high street stores you could hope for, it's 'the' place to head to for a shopping spree. The layout and architecture is great too - you'll feel like you're browsing in the open air, while safe in the knowledge that its cover will protect you against the Great British weather!"
Trip Advisor says, "Hungry after all that shopping?! St Nicks Market is a must-visit in Bristol. The covered arcade is really atmospheric and houses some great independent food stalls and shops. The place in town to grab some lunch, bar none!"
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St Nicholas Market
42-43 High StreetTrip Advisor says, "Hungry after all that shopping?! St Nicks Market is a must-visit in Bristol. The covered arcade is really atmospheric and houses some great independent food stalls and shops. The place in town to grab some lunch, bar none!"
The place is massive and the place to shop in the South West. It has pretty much got every high street shop you can think of and they are all huge! There is loads of parking as well.
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Cribbs Causeway
The place is massive and the place to shop in the South West. It has pretty much got every high street shop you can think of and they are all huge! There is loads of parking as well.
Getting Around
This private company operates the ferry bus service that runs every day along the harbour. It is a really memorable way to explore the city, and they also offer tours further afield including along the Avon Gorge and under the Clifton Suspension Bridge.
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Bristol Ferry Boats
44 The GroveThis private company operates the ferry bus service that runs every day along the harbour. It is a really memorable way to explore the city, and they also offer tours further afield including along the Avon Gorge and under the Clifton Suspension Bridge.
V Cars run a good service out to the Chew Valley from the major towns locally. Costs of a taxi are around £25 but check before you travel. They have a useful app.
V Cars
Ashton Vale RoadV Cars run a good service out to the Chew Valley from the major towns locally. Costs of a taxi are around £25 but check before you travel. They have a useful app.