Dog-Friendly Things To Do in Bristol

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   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
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   Tyntesfield

   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.
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   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.
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   Bristol Ferry Boats

   Harbourside

   Well behaved dogs are allowed on all cruises, except booze cruises.
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   Bristol Packet Boat Trips

   Central Bristol

   Dogs are permitted on some trips. Please contact to check.
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   Avon Valley Railway

   Bitton

   Avon Valley is your friendly, local, steam railway and they’re bringing back the sounds and smells of steam to the Avon Valley. Dogs are welcome, with the exception of some special events.
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   Martin Parr Foundation

   East Bristol

   The Martin Parr Foundation supports and promotes photography from the British Isles through a regular programme of exhibitions and events. Events include artist talks, educational workshops, book signings and seminars.
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   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
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   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.
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    Clevedon Pier

    Clevedon

    Dogs are allowed on the pier, but not in the museum or restaurant.
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    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.
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    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
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    The Bristol Fringe

    Clifton

    The Bristol Fringe is a 7 days a week entertainment venue in the heart of Clifton Village seconds away from the Suspension Bridge
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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. Dogs on leads are welcome in all public parts of the site, including the café.
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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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    Bristol Street Art Walking Tours

    Central Bristol

    Explore the latest street art where the walls change weekly, and celebrate Bristol's unique creative culture.
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    The Harbourside Market

    Harbourside

    The Harbourside Market is an independent, ethical alternative to the high street, championing the best of the South West. Open every Saturday and Sunday with stalls, street food and live music.
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    Salisbury Cathedral

    Salisbury

    Salisbury Cathedral is one of England’s finest and has the best preserved original 1215 Magna Carta. Dogs are welcome as long as they are on a lead.
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    American Museum & Gardens

    Bath

    The only museum of American decorative and folk art outside the United States. Dogs are welcome in the Gardens and Grounds on a lead.
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    RSPB Ham Wall Nature Reserve

    Somerset

    Explore Ham Wall a special place teeming with wildlife. Dogs are welcome on the main reserve path and public footpath (Ham Wall loop) only.

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