Bristol City Spotlight
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Located in the hills of South West England, Bristol is a city for everyone to explore. From the endless shopping centers and markets, football stadiums, and sightseeing landmarks, not to mention passionate locals and spirited fans. Make Bristol your next holiday destination today.Â
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Sightseeing & Tours
Shopping, Spa, & Markets in Bristol
Bristol Shopping Quarter
In the heart of the City Centre, Bristol Shopping Quarter is home to hundreds of shops, from high street favourites and designer names to independent boutiques, plus great restaurants, cinemas, and bars.
Wapping Wharf
If you are wanting to supporting local on your trip. Wapping Wharf is home to a diverse mix of independent shops. From a florist to an ethical clothes shop and from jewellers to a gift and homeware shop, this popular harbourside quarter is brimming with goodies not found on the high street.
Bristol Markets
Bristol locals also known as Bristolians are passionately proud of the independent spirit in the city and one way to get the sense of community spirit is to head to Bristol markets. Everyday of the week local traders, local food and drink producers and local art and craft specialists are showcasing their wares.
Cabot Circus
Cabot Circus in Bristol is a uniquely designed, modern shopping centre in the heart of the Bristol Shopping Quarter, home to high-street favourites like Zara, Next, Monki and Victoria’s Secret. It is home to shops, restaurants and entertainment including Treetop Golf and the new ODEON Luxe Cinema, offering a premium recliner-seat movie experience.
Prior
Prior is a non-profit creative arts hub, eco-conscious retail shop, workshop space and gallery for the local community, local designers and creative workshop providers.
Prior showcase contemporary work by 150 sustainable designers and 70% of them are local to Bristol.
Bristol Museum and Art Gallery
One of the biggest and best cultural institutions in the city, the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery is a great place to get lost in an exhibition or to spend a rainy afternoon. They have something for everyone in this family-friendly museum, from Ancient Egypt to Modern Art.
Wookey Hole Caves
Wookey Hole Caves are a series of limestone caverns, a show cave and tourist attraction in the village of Wookey Hole on the southern edge of the Mendip Hills near Wells in Somerset, England.
SS Great Britain
SS Great Britain is a former passenger steamship which was the longest ship of its kind in the world from 1845 to 1854. Take a guided tour to explore the cabins, the dockyard, go below deck, meet the Victorian characters, climb the rigging and see the engine come to life.
The Red Lodge Museum
The Red Lodge Museum, hidden behind its iconic red door, was once a royal party house in the 16th Century, and then a Victorian reform school for girls. Transformed over time, it now holds over 400 years of history in the museum as you feel instantly transported to that time frame.
We the Curious
We Are The Curious is a fun and interactive science museum for both parents and kids. Inside the huge glass building with the colourful windows and the iconic shiny ball outside, you’ll find a fun and interactive science museum that makes learning feel like play.
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The Great Outdoors
Bristol Zoo Project
Uncover the wonders of diverse wildlife, such as giraffes, lynxes, lemurs, and beyond. Immerse yourself in the untamed beauty of 50 acres of natural surroundings, ranging from enchanting woodlands and gardens to the serene Tower Meadow – an ideal setting for summer picnics.
Manor Woods Valley
Manor Woods Valley is a nature reserve in south west Bristol with wildflower meadows, woodland and plenty of wildlife, running alongside Malago stream. The site is open to the public at all times and admission is free. Parking is available in the surrounding streets.
Bristol Ferry Boats
Bristol Ferry Boats provide a scheduled waterbus service around Bristol’s unique Floating Harbour 364 days of the year come rain or shine and have done so for 40 years. Visitors and locals alike can hop on and off their boats at any of their 17 stops.
Bristol Harbour
Enjoy Canoeing, Sailing, windsurfing and Paddle boarding at Bristol Harbour. Dinghies, canoes, sailing, paddle boarders and windsurfers may be used from Baltic Wharf slipway. A fulfilled day for all the family.
Theatre, Live Music & Sport
The Old Vic
Home to Bristol’s Old Vic Theatre School, this theatre is the oldest continuously working theatre in English-speaking work. Millions of pounds have gone into the redevelopment of the theathre and it remains a place of joy, discovery and adventure to this day. This is the perfect place to catch a show.
Ashton Gate Stadium
With a brilliant sports store, bar and pizzeria attached to the stadium, Ashton Gate is the perfect spot to watch a match and spend the day. Even if you’re not visiting around match time, there are always events taking place in the stadium and in the car park outside.
Festivals Bristol
Love Saves the Day is a festival at the Downs, hosting a huge range of music genres. Bristol International Balloon Fiesta is Europe’s largest meeting of hot air balloons, inviting guests from all over the world, usually held in August. The Harbourside is famous for having all types of festivals during the summer months including music, food and sport.
Hippodrome
Also known now as Bristol’s West End, The Bristol Hippodrome is most certainly one to visit for anyone musical and theatre heads out there. With one of the largest stages in the UK, the theatre offers a full range of live entertainment. From top West End shows such as Cats, Les Miserables, Phantom of the Opera, We Will Rock You, Dirty Dancing and Legally Blonde. The Hippodrome is the place to visit.
Our list of things to do in Bristol
Bristol FAQ
Why should I visit Bristol?
Bristol is one of the UK’s most vibrant cities, known for its historic harbourside, thriving arts scene, independent shops, world-class attractions and diverse food culture. Whether you’re planning a city break or a business trip, Bristol offers something for every visitor.
Where should I stay when visiting Bristol?
PREMIER SUITES offers two city centre locations in Bristol: PREMIER SUITES Bristol Redcliffe, close to Temple Meads Station, and PREMIER SUITES Bristol Cabot Circus, in the heart of the Quakers Friars shopping district. Both provide spacious serviced apartments in convenient central locations.
What are the must-see attractions in Bristol?
Popular attractions include Bristol Museum & Art Gallery, Cabot Circus, Wapping Wharf, Bristol Harbour, Bristol Ferry Boats, Ashton Gate Stadium and the Bristol Old Vic. Visitors can also explore local markets, independent shops and the city’s famous street art.
Is Bristol easy to explore without a car?
Yes. Bristol is well connected by public transport, and both PREMIER SUITES locations are within easy reach of Bristol Temple Meads Station, Bristol Bus Station and the city’s main shopping, dining and entertainment areas, making it easy to explore on foot or by bus.
Why choose a serviced apartment instead of a hotel in Bristol?
A serviced apartment offers more space and flexibility than a traditional hotel room. At PREMIER SUITES Bristol, guests enjoy fully equipped kitchens, separate living and dining areas, complimentary Wi-Fi and flexible stays, making it ideal for both short city breaks and extended stays.
