Bristol Guide

Bristol is considered as an important city in the United Kingdom, not only for its historical and cultural background, but also for being the 8th largest city in the nation. This spectacular English city is located south-west of England, between the River Avon and the River Severn.

The port of Bristol is the most representative in the city because in the past it was a commercial area supporting the economy in the city. Nowadays, the city has a great economic status thanks to the manufacture and Information-Technology industries. The principal landmarks in the city are the Trinity Cathedral, the Harbourside, Clifton Suspension Bridge and the City Museum & Art Gallery.

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Reasons to visit Bristol

Bristol is one of the top places to visit according to DK Eye Witness Travel Guides and it is one of the most accessible cities of England. You can count with two of the largest motorways that pass through the city, several buses, a central train station that connects most important stations of England and a wonderful airport.

The distribution of the city is different. In fact, all of them are nice, and every area offers different things to do:

• Central Bristol: a big shopping area.
• Old City: you can find the old buildings of the city; it helps to realize how Bristol was in the past.
• Harbourside: Blue Reef Aquarium & IMAX 3D Cinema, Museum of Bristol.
• Clifton: Bristol Zoo Gardens, Clifton Lido.
• West End: The Georgian House, Bristol Museum and Art Gallery.
• South Bristol: it is a popular area full of local Bristolians.
• East Bristol: it is probably the most cultural and diverse area of the city.

Also you can visit some of the most fantastic places here, such as:

• Brunel's ss Great Britain: It is known as the ship that changed the world; it was the first ship with propeller propulsion.
• St Mary Redcliffe: It is a church that was built for more than 800 years.
• Trinity Cathedral – Choir: Main cathedral of Bristol.
• Clifton suspension bridge: It is a symbol of Bristol city; it is a magnificent building that was designed by the architect Isambard Kingdom Brunel.

These are some of the most important places that you can visit in Bristol, and there are others like:

• Bristol Zoo: the zoo of the city is considered by some people as the better attraction of all; you can view some of the most amazing animals of the world.
• Cabot Circus: it opened in 2008 and it is now the largest shopping center in south England. It offers more than stores; it has cinemas and restaurants.

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