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Dog-Friendly Things To Do in Bristol
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Cabot Circus
Bristol Shopping Quarter
Cabot Circus welcome all well-behaved dogs. Before bringing your furry friend, please read through the doggy guidelines on their website and ensure you follow these at all times.
Ashton Court Estate
Long Ashton
Historic 850-acre parkland with mansion, two pitch-and-putt golf courses, deer park, miniature railway, orienteering and nature trails
Tyntesfield
North Somerset
Dogs on short leads are welcome in most areas of the Tyntesfield estate, please pick up an estate map from the Ticket Office on arrival.
Lost and Grounded Brewers
Brislington
Lost and Grounded Brewers welcomes their doggy pals to their taproom each weekend. Their bright, airy space inside as well as ample outside seating can easily accommodate dogs who accompany their owners for a few beers. Cold, fresh water available,…
Wiper and True brewery tours
East Bristol
Wiper and True welcomes dogs and provides water bowls for your four-legged friends.
Walking Brunel’s Bristol
Harbourside
Join Isambard Kingdom Brunel himself on a walking tour of Bristol’s historic harbourside and its surroundings. Discover the stories behind some of his greatest works and learn how Brunel’s Bristol projects changed not only the city but the whole…
Spirited
Bedminster
Well behaved dogs are always welcome to join resident pooch Akira at Spirited so you can shop, sip on cocktails, or join tasting events with furry friends at your side.
Banksy Walking Tour
Central Bristol
Some of Banksy's most famous Bristol works combined to make for a great self-guided walking tour of the city.
Bristol Packet Boat Trips
Central Bristol
Dogs are permitted on some trips. Please contact to check.
CityDays Urban Adventures- Puzzle-Filled Walking Tours
Central Bristol
Escape room meets city tour. Explore Bristol’s historic highlights and hidden quirks in
this puzzle-filled adventure through its centre!Flourish Foodhall
Saltford
Flourish Foodhall & Kitchen believes in good food bringing family and friends together, so why shouldn't your pup have the same? Including a kitchen pet menu, dog treat refill station and gifts in the homeware shop.
Greville Smyth Park
Southville
Originally part of Ashton Court Estate, this popular local community park in south Bristol is well known for its splendid trees
Clifton Suspension Bridge
Clifton
The world famous bridge and the iconic symbol of Bristol, designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel in 1831 and completed in 1864 after his death
Newark Park
Gloucestershire
A secluded country estate upon the Cotswold escarpment, with garden strolls and woodland walks.
Westonbirt, The National Arboretum
S Gloucestershire & the S Cotswolds
Arboretum with over 15,000 rare and beautiful trees, all set in 600 glorious, easy-to-stroll Cotswold acres
The Matthew
Harbourside
Replica of John Cabot's 1497 ship that he used to discover Newfoundland, which is open for visits and cruises around the harbour. Dogs are allowed but must remain on the main deck.
Wells Cathedral
Bristol & Bath
Gothic cathedral in the heart of medieval Wells. Magnificent 13th century West Front; impressive scissor arches; 14th century Vicars' Close. Free daily tours (not Sundays). Dogs are allowed on leads, not on tours.
Underfall Yard
Central Bristol
Underfall Yard – the heart of Bristol’s harbour since 1809 and the machines that powered a port. Dogs on leads are welcome in all public parts of the site, including the café.
Somerset Rural Life Museum
Bristol & Bath
Visitors to Somerset Rural Life Museum can explore Somerset’s rural and social history from the 1800s onwards. Dogs are allowed in the yard and cafe but not in the galleries.