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In the first of our new series, we round up our favourite blogs, Instagram posts and tweets of your adventures around Bristol!
Source: mr.olly, via Instagram
We love scrolling through our feeds and seeing posts from both locals and visitors about the things they're enjoying around this fair city of ours. Whether it's a tasty lunch from St Nicholas Market, a scenic walk around the harbour or waving at the penguins in Bristol Zoo, it's always good to be reminded just how much there is to see and do around Bristol, regardless of your tastes and budget. Here are a few highlights from the past few weeks...
48 Hours in Bristol with £200
We really enjoyed this blog from Budget Traveller - mostly we can't believe how many places they managed to visit in such a short amount of time! An inspiring blog for those of you with more limited funds, this post packs in a good variety of activities off the beaten track too.
Source: Budget Traveller
The Perfect 3-Day Weekend in Bristol
Another short break which managed to pack in a lot, as well as managing to capture a lot of the character of the city and its various unique districts, from the street art around North Street and Stokes Croft to the multitude of food businesses at Wapping Wharf.
Source: Luxe Adventure Traveler
A Road Trip Around Southwest England
We're not just about how great Bristol is, oh no, there's plenty more to see if you extend your visit by a few days (or weeks!). Lisa managed to cover a lot of ground in this trip, from the Dorset coast through to afternoon tea in Bath and a wander around Salisbury Cathedral - phew!
Source: LL World Tour
Bristol's Street Food Obsession
Wriggle are a local bunch, but their recent article about the street food scene in Bristol really caught our attention. For those of you keen to find out more about this aspect of the city, including some of the most popular food vendors and why they've thrived, this is essential reading.
Source: Wriggle
And we'll end on a lovely sunset picture from Richimal on Twitter...
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Discover over 400 species of exotic and endangered animals from across the globe at Bristol Zoo Gardens, all set within award-winning gardens spanning over 12 acres.
Established in 1743 St Nicholas Market is the oldest and best loved market in Bristol, famous for some of the best food in the city.
Explore the latest street art where the walls change weekly, and celebrate Bristol's unique creative culture.
Much more than a fascinating building, being a fine example of a hall church, it is a centre of Bristol's history, civic life and culture.
Authentic artisan gelato bar with a dash of Italian swagger and style. Customers in Bristol are able to order online for delivery and also Click & Collect.
Ancient and picturesque stepped hill flanked by unique shops, galleries and cafes.
Take a bird's eye view of the city, choosing from either early morning or early evening flights.
The world famous bridge and the iconic symbol of Bristol, designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel in 1831 and completed in 1864 after his death
William West's Camera Obscura is now 1 of only 3 working Camera Obscuras in the UK. This marvellous piece of Victorian engineering has sat on ton of Clifton Observatory’s tower since 1828.
Georgian shopping Quarter full of upmarket, independent shops which is a delight to explore.
Step aboard the award-winning Brunel's SS Great Britain for a ship shape and Bristol fashion day out!
Discover new and exciting wines in the historic vaulted cellar of Bristol’s oldest wine merchants, Averys.
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