Attractions
There are several world class attractions in Bristol, from Britain’s most acclaimed historic ship, its most iconic suspension bridge, the world’s fifth oldest zoo, one of Europe’s leading interactive science centres to an outstanding network of free city museums.
Below is our pick of Bristol's best attractions. You can view all attractions here.
Top Bristol attractions
M Shed
M Shed is an exciting and innovative new flagship museum for Bristol with gallery space and a packed events schedule.
Bristol Aquarium
Spectacular aquarium in the Harbourside area that provides an amazing underwater adventure from the British coast to exotic tropical seas
Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
Museum and art gallery exhibiting some outstanding collections of art, archaeology, Egyptology and natural history in a magnificent building
Brunel's ss Great Britain
Award-winning attraction showing the world's first great ocean liner and National Brunel Archive, voted UK Large Visitor Attracion of the Year
Bristol Zoo Gardens
A visit to this city zoo is your passport for a day trip into an amazing world of animals, exhibits and other attractions
At-Bristol
21st-century science and technology centre, with hands-on activities, interactive exhibits and a whole load of fun for all the family
Clifton Suspension Bridge
The world famous bridge and the iconic symbol of Bristol, designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel in 1831 and completed in 1864 after his death
Avon Valley Adventure and Wildlife Park
A great day out for the whole family in a beautiful river-based park, offering a truly all-weather entertainment centre
University of Bristol Botanic Garden
Discover over 4,500 stunning plant species, including rare and threatened plants, in this huge University collection
Tyntesfield
Spectacular Victorian country house and estate, situated on a ridge overlooking the beautiful Yeo Valley
HorseWorld
Meet and help feed the rescued horses, ponies, donkeys in order to support this charity's animal welfare work
Avon Valley Railway
Railway that's much more than your average steam train ride, offering a whole new experience for some or a nostalgic memory for others
Noah's Ark Zoo Farm
Get hands on and meet a variety of animals, including giraffe, rhinos, tigers and lions, then relax while the kids use the 12 play areas
WWT Slimbridge Wetlands Centre
Well renowned and popular conservation centre, which features the world's largest collection of swans, geese, ducks and flamingos
Old Down Country Park
Park with plenty of animals to see that is easily accessible from Bristol, Thornbury and the M5/M4/M48 motorways
The above list is just a small selection – you can view all Bristol attractions here.
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