Visiting Bristol

The Brunel's ss Great Britain

We can start by talking about "The Brunel's ss Great Britain", a steam ship that is considered as a national treasure and a multi award-winning attraction. It is located not far from Bristol city centre, in the historic Harbor side of the city. When visiting it, one can experience the sights and sounds of life on board with free audio companions. Once on board, one is amazed by the splendid surroundings of the First Class Dining Saloon.

The Bridge "Clifton Suspension"

Other stunning place to enjoy in Bristol is the world well-known bridge "Clifton Suspension", located on the cliffs of the Avon Gorge. It was designed by the Victorian engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel who couldn't see this famous bridge finished, that is, in 1864. Nowadays, thousands of cars cross it every day.

The Berkeley Castle

Another important place to visit is "the Berkeley Castle", which has an interesting history behind, with nearly 1000 years of British history, being the most known fact the brutal murder of Edward II. One can visit the castle from April to October. In the castle, visitors appreciate magnificent collections of furniture and paintings. The castle has been used in films and TV dramas as well as for documentaries.

The Tyntesfield House

Of course there are more beautiful and interesting places than the aforementioned, that one can enjoy in Bristol such as "The Tyntesfield", a spectacular gothic house, and we cannot forget to mention two of the most recognized universities in the UK: the University of Bristol and The University of the West of England. Bristol is not only about beautiful places; it is also about a city with friendly people that can make our visit a great experience.

The Bristol Aquarium & IMAX 3D Cinema

We can talk about "The Bristol Aquarium & IMAX 3D Cinema" that can take you on a fantastic undersea safari. It is located in the historic harbor side area in Bristol.

This attractive place allows people appreciate the variety of wildlife, in the hidden UK waters.


In all Europe, there is no an aquarium like this on, which has its own IMAX 3D cinema where are displayed the most advanced presentations. In addition to appreciating crabs, lobsters, octopus, piranhas, fiches etc, visitors can enjoy amazing marine-themed 3D films in a tall screen.

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