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Top 10 places in Bristol
Ranked from real traveller ratings and review counts in our places database. Sights and landmarks are weighted above restaurants and stays so the list shows you what makes Bristol worth visiting.
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Clifton Suspension Bridge
4.8(19,196 reviews)
This iconic Bristol attraction, a masterpiece by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, elegantly spans the deep Avon Gorge. Opened in 1864, the impressive structure offers stunning views across the urban river landscape.
Bristol BS3 2JX, UK
Official website - 2Attraction
Brunel's SS Great Britain
4.7(10,392 reviews)
Discover Brunel's SS Great Britain, a historic attraction located in Bristol's Great Western Dockyard. This restored 1843 passenger liner, designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, was a pioneering iron-hulled ship. Visitors can explore below deck and view its impressive propeller, experiencing a significant piece of maritime engineering history.
Great Western Dockyard, Gas Ferry Rd, Bristol BS1 6TY, UK
Official website - 3Landmark
St Nicholas Market
4.6(8,966 reviews)
Nestled within Bristol's historic Corn Exchange, St Nicholas Market is a lively landmark set in a grand Georgian arcade. Visitors can explore a diverse array of independent stalls and small shops, alongside a vibrant food area offering various cuisines.
The Corn Exchange, Corn St, Bristol BS1 1JQ, UK
Official website - 4Attraction
Blaise Castle Estate
4.6(5,336 reviews)
Nestled in Bristol, Blaise Castle Estate features an 18th-century decorative castle set within picturesque grounds. Visitors can explore a 19th-century house that also functions as an art museum. The estate offers a blend of historical architecture and natural beauty.
Kings Weston Rd, Bristol BS10 7QS, UK
Official website - 5Attraction
Bristol Cathedral
4.7(4,137 reviews)
Located on College Green, Bristol Cathedral is an Anglican place of worship with a rich history dating back to the 12th century. Visitors can explore its vaulted chapter house and admire the impressive Gothic architecture. It stands as a significant attraction in the heart of Bristol.
College Green, Bristol BS1 5TJ, UK
Official website - 6Restaurant
Noah's Ark Zoo Farm
4.6(5,594 reviews)
Noah's Ark Zoo Farm, located in Wraxall, Bristol, offers a vast 110-acre countryside setting where visitors can encounter lions, tigers, and rhinos. Beyond the impressive animal collection, the site also features a dedicated children's playground for younger guests.
Clevedon Rd, Wraxall, Clevedon BS48 1PG, UK
Official website - 7Restaurant
Za Za Bazaar
4.2(11,161 reviews)
Za Za Bazaar in Bristol is a vast restaurant and bar, drawing inspiration from bustling Asian night markets with its prominent neon signs. Diners can explore a diverse array of global cuisines in this expansive setting.
Za Za Bazaar, Canon's Rd, Bristol BS1 5UH, UK
Official website - 8Café
Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
4.6(6,967 reviews)
Discover a diverse collection spanning archaeology, geology, and art at this Bristol institution. Highlights include ancient fossils, a traditional Romany caravan, and a piece by the city's own Banksy. It's a fantastic place to explore a wide range of exhibits, from natural history to fine art.
Queens Rd, Clifton, Bristol BS8 1RL, UK
Official website - 9Café
M Shed
4.5(6,710 reviews)
M Shed is a vibrant museum located on Bristol's Princes Wharf, housed within a 1950s dockside transit shed. It showcases the city's history and its people through colourful and dynamic exhibits. This Bristol attraction offers a welcoming environment for visitors of all ages to explore.
Princes Wharf, Wapping Rd, Bristol BS1 4RN, UK
Official website - 10Restaurant
Lost & Found Bristol
4.6(3,098 reviews)
Lost & Found Bristol is a restaurant located in Clifton, offering a dining experience at 85 Queens Road. This establishment has received a strong rating of 4.6 from over 3000 reviews.
85 Queens Rd, Clifton, Bristol BS8 1QS, UK
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