3 best monuments & statues in Bristol

Clifton Suspension Bridge

Historic Bridge, Lookout

You can cross the Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol on foot for free. The bridge is open 24 hours a day. It connects the Clifton district with Leigh Woods and spans the River Avon at a height of 75 metres. For a photo of the whole bridge, stop at Observatory Hill on the Clifton side before crossing. The best spot to photograph the Clifton Suspension Bridge Observatory Hill is a free viewpoint on the Clifton side. Before the toll booth,…

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Bristol Cathedral

Cathedral

Bristol Cathedral stands on College Green, just a few minutes’ walk from the historic harbour. Entry is free. Inside, take a look at the Romanesque chapter house and the chapel with its carved animal musicians. In the nave, you’ll find stained-glass windows featuring portraits of Bristol residents from the Second World War. 🏨 The Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel – check prices and availability – is situated right next to the cathedral on College…

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St Peter’s Church

Church, Ruins

St Peter’s Church is the ruins of a medieval church in Castle Park, right in the centre of Bristol. The site struck me as looking a bit neglected, but I liked the park around it and I think the whole place is worth a quick stop. 🏨 Delta Hotels by Marriott Bristol City Centre – check prices and availability – is situated on the eastern edge of Castle Park. Some rooms offer views of the park, and you can walk to the church through it. How old…

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