Christmas Steps Arts Quarter
Fascinating shopping area dating back to the 1600's, inlcuding and above the ancient and beautiful stepped lane 'Christmas Steps'. Nowadays, this is the location of unique shops, art galleries, potteries, makers of dresses, shoes, musical instruments, furniture and much more.
Amid the picturesque surroundings of the medieval Christmas Steps are the seven streets of Christmas Steps Art Quarter. This shopping district appeals to the individualist, with a host of fascinating shops, galleries studio's and creative outlets. With its own theatre, museum, pubs, cafes and restaurants you are sure to have an enjoyable visit.
Contact Information
Opening Times
Opening Times
| Open All Year |
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| 01/01/2010 - 31/12/2010 |
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Ticket Information
Events
Directions
Road Directions
From the M32 follow the signs to the Bristol Royal Infirmary/clifton. The Christmas Steps Art Quarter is just past the BRI and Children's Hospital.
From the west, before the City Centre take the left fork for the Bristol Royal Infirmary. The Arts Quarter begins just after the multistory carpark.
Public Transport Directions
Take any bus to the city centre, walk up Colston Street (passing Colston Hall) which leads into the other seven streeets of the Christmas Steps Arts Quarter.
By Coach:
From the coach and bus station walk along Upper Maudlin Street past the Bristol Royal infirmary and Childrens Hospital to the traffic lights at the junction of Colston Street and Perry Road.
By Rail:
From Bristol Temple Meads take the frequent number 9 or 10 to the City Centre Colston Hall stop. Walk up Colston Street pas the ColstonHall to the heart of Christmas Steps Art Quarter.
By Air:
From Bristol International Airport take the frequent flyer coach service to Bristol Temple Meads, then take the frequent number 9 or 10 to the City Centre Colston Hall stop. Walk up Colston Street pas the ColstonHall to the heart of Christmas Steps Art Quarter.
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- In town/city centre
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