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Historic Homes and Buildings

Bristol and its surrounds are steeped in history. The area is home to many historic buildings including country estates, castles and churches. England's oldest inhabited Castle is located within a 30 minute drive of the city centre. Plan your group visit to Bristol and discover their hidden secrets...

Berkeley Castle
Berkeley Castle is England's oldest inhabited castle and most historic home. Home to Joust, the UK's largest medieval festival.

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Visit the infamous Norman Castle, home to the murder of a King and the Queen Anne house where a devastating disease was cured...all in a day's visit! Find out more...

Blaise Castle Estate Blaise Castle Estate

Blaise Castle Estate is a historic park of romantic splendour and intrigue.

Tortworth Court Tortworth Court

Tortworth Court Four Pillars Hotel is a Country House set in 40 acres of parkland, boasting an established arboretum with over 300 trees, including some of the rarest in Britain.

Thornbury Castle Thornbury Castle

This beautiful 16thC castle, once owned by Henry VIII, stands in 15 acres of regal splendour surrounded by its vineyards and Tudor garden.

Tyntesfield Tyntesfield

Tyntesfield, a magnificent Victorian country house near Bristol, has survived with its historic contents, gardens, park and estate buildings intact.

Georgian House Bristol's Georgian House

The Georgian House, built in 1790 for a West India merchant, gives visitors an insight into life in the 18th century.

Red Lodge Bristol's Red Lodge

A historic Elizabethan house, which has been 'modernised' and restored several times thoughout its 400 year history.

Ashton Court Estate Ashton Court Estate

Once the gracious home of the Smyth family, Ashton Court Estate is now an historic park near the centre of Bristol. It covers 850 acres of woods and grasslands, designed by Humphry Repton.

St Mary Redcliffe St Mary Redcliffe Church