SS Great Britain
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The longest passenger ship in the world during the 19th century, the SS Great Britain is now a museum and an iconic Bristol landmark.
Bristol Old Vic Theatre
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The Bristol Old Vic is the UK’s longest continuously-running theatre with alumni including Sir Daniel Day-Lewis and Gene Wilder.
The Ivy Clifton Brasserie
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This is The Ivy’s first branch outside of London in the exclusive Clifton Village, serving British cuisine and Champagne afternoon tea.
The Coronation Tap
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This archaic ciderhouse in Clifton is a community hub and has won numerous awards as a live music venue.
Bristol Cathedral
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Dubbed one of the ‘world’s finest examples of a medieval hall church’, this cathedral is an architectural spectacle in the heart of Bristol.
Clifton Suspension Bridge
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The ‘symbol of Bristol’, this Grade I listed bridge spans the Avon Gorge and connects Clifton in Bristol with Leigh Woods in North Somerset.
Bristol Shopping Quarter
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Explore 500 shops and eateries in the Bristol Shopping Quarter; comprised of Broadmead, The Galleries, The Arcade and Cabot Circus.
Colston Hall
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Stars such as The Beatles and David Bowie are amongst those who have graced the stage at this Grade II listed building and concert hall.
Clapham Common
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Spanning more than 220 acres, Clapham Common is one of London’s most popular public parks and the home of numerous summer festivals.
Clapham Picturehouse
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Perfect for mainstream, classic and cult movie lovers, this independent arthouse offers a more alternative cinematic experience.
