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Bristol South
Bristol South invites couples with its vibrant mix of cultural hotspots, scenic harbourside walks, and thriving food scene. Explore historic SS Great Britain, enjoy street art tours, and indulge in local cuisine. Perfect for those seeking a dynamic urban experience with a romantic waterfront backdrop.
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Bristol Blue Glass
Bristol Blue Glass is renowned for its beautiful, handcrafted glassware, embodying a rich tradition of glassmaking in Bristol. The company produces a range of items, from stunning decorative pieces to functional glassware, each piece showcasing the skill and creativity of local artisans. Visitors can often see glassblowing demonstrations and purchase unique, locally made souvenirs or can even get involved and glass blow their own!
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AirHop
Air Hop Bristol offers an exhilarating experience with its vast array of trampolines, foam pits, and dodgeball courts, making it a perfect destination for active fun and high-energy entertainment for all ages.
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Wake The Tiger
Wake The Tiger in Bristol pioneers Amazement Parks®, offering immersive journeys that blend storytelling, art, and purpose. Dedicated to sustainability, they balance environmental and societal impact with profit, ensuring their experiences contribute to a sustainable future. It’s a place where discovery and amazement meet responsibility and innovation.
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SS Great Britain
Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s historic ship, the SS Great Britain, is one of Bristol’s most iconic attractions. Restored and housed in the Great Western Dockyard, visitors can explore the world’s first great ocean liner, offering insights into Victorian engineering and maritime history.
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Clifton Suspension Bridge
While technically not in Bristol South, this engineering marvel designed by Brunel is a must-see due to its close proximity and significance. The bridge offers breath-taking views over the Avon Gorge and is an emblem of the city, showcasing Bristol’s innovative spirit.
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National Trust | Leigh Woods
Leigh Woods National Trust, perched on the outskirts of Bristol, presents an ancient woodland sanctuary. Its network of trails through diverse habitats offers stunning views over the Avon Gorge and Clifton Suspension Bridge, making it a prime location for walking, cycling, and immersing in nature’s tranquillity and beauty.
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Banksy Walking Tour
Talents from all over Bristol have made this a cultural centre in the UK. Take a walking tour and see if you can spot Banksy’s revolutionary works or see art throughout time (and other wonders) at the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery.
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Visit Bath
The city we call home is great to wander around and see what you bump into, but just a stone’s throw away is the beautiful Bath. Whilst with us, make sure to take a day trip and explore the historic streets and Roman Baths.
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