Bristol Quiet Areas Example Page

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It will have;

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  • Bullet point 2
  • Bullet point 3
  • Bullet point 4

Downloads List

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Getting to the quiet areas Google map example

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Subtitle here Social Story

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The Maps

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Millennium Promenade

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BQAP Example Map 1

More crowded:

  • Ticket desk
  • Shop
  • Signal Box café

Noisier:

  • Ticket desk
  • Shop
  • Power Up gallery
  • Near the lift / stairs

Strong smells

  • Signal Box café
  • In between the lift / stairs and Power Up gallery

Low light:

  • Near the lift / stairs
  • Natural light:
  • At the front of the Move It and Power Up galleries

Temple Churchyard

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BQAP Example Map 1

More crowded:

  • Ticket desk
  • Shop
  • Signal Box café

Noisier:

  • Ticket desk
  • Shop
  • Power Up gallery
  • Near the lift / stairs

Strong smells

  • Signal Box café
  • In between the lift / stairs and Power Up gallery

Low light:

  • Near the lift / stairs
  • Natural light:
  • At the front of the Move It and Power Up galleries

St Stephen's Churchyard

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BQAP Example Map 1

More crowded:

  • Ticket desk
  • Shop
  • Signal Box café

Noisier:

  • Ticket desk
  • Shop
  • Power Up gallery
  • Near the lift / stairs

Strong smells

  • Signal Box café
  • In between the lift / stairs and Power Up gallery

Low light:

  • Near the lift / stairs
  • Natural light:
  • At the front of the Move It and Power Up galleries

 

More information about the areas OR further accessibility info

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Accessible Travel

There are a number of accessible ways you can make your journey to Bristol for a visit. 

Things to Do

Many of Bristol’s activities, experiences, and attractions are accessible to all visitors…


About the project

The Bristol Quiet Areas Plan is a citizen-led project exploring and defining what makes quiet, nature-rich urban spaces meaningful, accessible and restorative. Working with neurodivergent people, it co-creates an inclusive, open-access map to improve access to Bristol city centre for those who benefit from sensory-friendly environments.

By promoting quieter, cooler routes and spaces, the project helps create a more inclusive and welcoming city centre, supporting health, tourism, local businesses and longer dwell time, while contributing to climate resilience.

Delivered by the University of Gloucestershire in collaboration with Disability Inc, Visit West and Bristol BID, with partners including Hush City, Tranquil City and Place Changers.

More information here.

This project was supported by a grant from the Ecological Citizen(s) Network+, an EPSRC funded Network, EP/W020610/1.