Bristol History & Heritage

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   Aerospace Bristol

   Filton

   Ready for boarding, Aerospace Bristol tells the amazing story of Bristol’s world-class aerospace industry and gives you and your family the chance to step aboard a British icon, Concorde Alpha Foxtrot.
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   Brunel's SS Great Britain

   Harbourside

   Step aboard the world’s first great ocean liner, dating back to 1843. Tour the ship, climb the rigging, head deep into the Dry Dock and meet Victorian passengers and explore two additional museums in the historic dockyard

   

   

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   Tyntesfield

   National Trust Victorian Gothic house, gardens, woodland, 3 play areas, 2 cafes, and shop...Phew! And all on Bristol's doorstep. Open every day.
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   Clifton Observatory

   Clifton

   The Bristol tourist attraction features a Camera Obscura and Cave and sits above the Avon Gorge offering superb views of Bristol.
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   Berkeley Castle

   Berkeley

   Berkeley Castle is a beautiful and historic Castle, begun in 1117 and still remains the home of the Berkeley family. It is a great day-out for all the family, hosting special events on bank holidays and during school holidays
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   Blackbeard to Banksy the Ultimate Bristol Walking Tour

   Central Bristol

   Combine the fascinating history of Bristol with the city's best street art on this tour which takes in many of the sights and interesting facts.
   
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   Bristol Cathedral

   Central Bristol

   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

   Price

   Free
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   Bowood House and Gardens

   Wiltshire

   Bowood House & Gardens at Bowood Hotel Spa & Golf Resort

   Price

   Guide Price From £8.00 to £46.50 Per Ticket
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   Bristol Old Vic Theatre

   Old City

   Britain's oldest working theatre showcases some of the most cutting-edge theatre in the country.
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    Arnos Vale Cemetery Trust

    Central Bristol

    Step into a secret world and discover 45 green acres where the history of Bristol is told in a leafy and tranquil setting.
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    Clifton Observatory's Giants Cave

    Clifton

    Ghyston’s Cave, sometimes known as the Giants Cave or Foxhole is a natural cave in the limestone face of St Vincent’s Rocks in the Avon Gorge.
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    Fleet Air Arm Museum

    Somerset

    Visit The Fleet Air Arm Museum. The thrill is being there.
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    Castle Park and St Peter's Church

    Bristol Shopping Quarter

    A picturesque park offering a quiet place to sit or stroll, right alongside the tranquil waters of the city harbour
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    Underfall Yard

    Central Bristol

    Underfall Yard – the heart of Bristol’s harbour since 1809 and the machines that powered a port.
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    Glenside Hospital Museum

    East Bristol

    Glenside Hospital Museum is located within the grounds of the old hospital, it aims to inform, educate and de-stigmatise mental illness and learning difficulties.
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    Salisbury Cathedral

    Salisbury

    Salisbury Cathedral is one of England’s finest and has the best preserved original 1215 Magna Carta. With Britain’s tallest spire, largest close and cloisters and oldest working mechanical clock it’s a must see!
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    The Lord Mayor's Chapel

    West End

    Built in 1230, the only remaining part of the Hospital of Gaunt. The chapel has Tudor ceilings and glass from across Europe.

    Price

    Free
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    The Red Lodge Museum

    West End

    A historic Elizabethan house, with a stunning walled garden and many original or otherwise completely restored features.
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    Camera Obscura and Museum

    Clifton

    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.
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    The Georgian House Museum

    West End

    One of the most complete 18th century town houses surviving in the UK, offering a glimpse of life hunderds of years ago.

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