Discover Bristol 2026

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Clifton Suspension Bridge
The Victorian suspension bridge was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and spans the dramatic Avon Gorge at a dizzying height, an engineering masterpiece and the city's landmark.
Banksy & Street Art
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The anonymous street artist Banksy is from Bristol, and several of his original works can still be found on walls around the city, complemented by the annual Upfest street art festival.
Harbourside & SS Great Britain
The historic harbour area is home to the SS Great Britain, Brunel's groundbreaking 19th-century passenger ship, now an award-winning museum ship surrounded by cafés, galleries and waterside promenades.
Colourful Houses
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The brightly coloured terraced houses of Totterdown and Clifton are among the city's most photographed sights, offering picturesque views over Bristol's entire skyline from the surrounding hills.
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❓ FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about Bristol

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How do I get to Bristol?
Bristol is about 90 minutes by train from London and has its own airport with connections to several European cities, also an ideal base for trips to Wales and Cornwall.
What is special about the Clifton Suspension Bridge?
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The Victorian suspension bridge was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and spans the dramatic Avon Gorge at a dizzying height, an engineering masterpiece and the city's landmark.
Why is Bristol known for Banksy?
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The anonymous street artist Banksy is from Bristol, and several of his original works can still be found on walls around the city, complemented by the annual Upfest street art festival.
What is there to see at the Harbourside?
The historic harbour area is home to the SS Great Britain, Brunel's groundbreaking 19th-century passenger ship, now an award-winning museum ship surrounded by cafés, galleries and waterside promenades.