Bristol Organisations
Organisations In and Around Bristol
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Newport Metal Night
Newport's metal Night.
Check our Facebook events page for the latest events. Vinyl music, Live bands... See more >
22-24 Stow Hill Newport NP20 1JD
Julian House
Julian House is a homeless charity based in Bath. We support some of the most marginalised members of society by..... See more >
55 New King Street, Bath BA1 2BN
The Friends of Ross Hospital
Charity raising funds to benefit patients and staff at Ross Community Hospital. See more >
Ross Community Hospital
Alton Street
Ross on Wye HR9 5AD
Gloucester Choral Society
Gloucester Choral Society is a first-rate, established, amateur choir with a rich history stretching back over 175... See more >
6 Ardmore Close, Tuffley, Gloucester GL4 0BL
Llantilio Crossenny Festival 4th-13th May
Friday 4th May 8pm-Treadam Barn Goes Ronnie Scotts’s -A Celebration of Billie Holiday & Lester Young with Canadian jazz... See more >
Treadam Barn
Llantilio Crossenny NP7 8TA
Field Cottage Peterstow
Self catering accommodation in the Wye Valley, Herefordshire. See more >
Field Cottage
Peterstow
Ross-On-Wye HR9 6LG
Eyre Chantry Chapel, Perrymead, Bath, BA2 5AZ.
An example of mid-19th century Gothic Catholic Revival architecture. Built between 1859-1863 as a burial place and..... See more >
EYRE CHANTRY CHAPEL,
POPES WALK,
PERRYMEAD,
BATH,
SOMERSET. BA2 5AZ
Trio Paradis Café Concerts
Trio Paradis are members of Musicians South West CIC, a not-for-profit collective of musicians whose aim is to bring... See more >
Musicians South West CIC
Orchardleigh Villa
Wells Road
Radstock
Somerset BA3 3RP
Alex Moulton Charitable Trust
The Alex Moulton Charitable Trust was founded by Dr. Alex Moulton in 1977. Following Alex's death in December..... See more >
The Hall, Bradford on Avon, Wilthsire BA15 1AJ
Trowbridge Town Hall
Trowbridge Town Hall has been at the centre of life in our town for over a century.
Now run as a charity, we’re home..... See more >
Market St, Trowbridge BA14 8EQ
Cirencester Markets
As part of Cirencester Town Council, Cirencester Markets is responsible for delivering weekly Charter Markets, twice... See more >
Cirencester Market Place,
c/o Cirencester Town Council,
1st Floor, Bingham House,
Dyer St,
Cirencester GL7 2NZ
Bacon Theatre
The Bacon Theatre is one of the friendliest places to be entertained in Cheltenham. Set on the leafy site of Dean Close..... See more >
The Bacon Theatre, Dean Close School, Hatherley Road, Cheltenham. GL51 6EP
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Things to do around Bristol
Bristol, a vibrant city in the southwest of England, offers a plethora of activities for a memorable day out. Whether you're interested in history, outdoor adventures, or cultural experiences, Bristol has something to suit every taste. Let's explore some of the best things to do in Bristol:
1. Clifton Suspension Bridge:
- Start your day by visiting the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. Designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, this 75-meter-high bridge spans the Avon Gorge and offers breathtaking views of the city and the River Avon. Take a leisurely walk across the bridge and admire its engineering marvel.
2. Explore Clifton Village:
- After crossing the bridge, explore the charming Clifton Village. Wander through its cobbled streets, boutique shops, and historic buildings. Stop for a coffee or indulge in some retail therapy.
3. Bristol Museum and Art Gallery:
- Immerse yourself in art and history at the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery. Explore its diverse collections, including ancient artifacts, fine art, and natural history exhibits. Don't miss the Egyptian mummies and the stunning Edwardian architecture.
4. Harbourside Walk:
- Take a leisurely stroll along the Harbourside. Admire the colorful boats, street art, and historic warehouses. Visit the M Shed, a museum showcasing Bristol's maritime heritage and industrial past.
5. SS Great Britain:
- Step aboard the SS Great Britain, Brunel's famous steamship. Explore its decks, cabins, and engine rooms. Learn about its fascinating history as the world's first ocean-going iron ship.
6. Bristol Zoo Gardens:
- If you're traveling with family, visit the Bristol Zoo Gardens. Discover a wide variety of animals, from lemurs to lions. The zoo also focuses on conservation and education.
7. Street Art Tour in Stokes Croft:
- Bristol is renowned for its street art. Join a guided tour in Stokes Croft, where you'll find vibrant murals, graffiti, and political statements. Learn about famous artists like Banksy and their impact on the city.
8. Lunch at St. Nicholas Market:
- Head to St. Nicholas Market for a diverse culinary experience. Sample international cuisine, from falafel wraps to Caribbean jerk chicken. The market also hosts craft stalls and vintage shops.
9. Bristol Cathedral:
- Visit the Bristol Cathedral, a stunning Gothic masterpiece. Admire its intricate stained glass windows, medieval architecture, and peaceful cloisters. Attend a choral evensong if you can.
10. Brunel's Other Projects:
- Explore other Brunel-designed landmarks, such as the SS Great Britain, Bristol Temple Meads Station, and the Clifton Observatory. Brunel's influence is woven into the fabric of Bristol.
Remember to check opening hours and any booking requirements for these attractions. Whether you're interested in history, art, or simply enjoying the city's vibrant atmosphere, Bristol promises an unforgettable day out!
1. Clifton Suspension Bridge:
- Start your day by visiting the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. Designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, this 75-meter-high bridge spans the Avon Gorge and offers breathtaking views of the city and the River Avon. Take a leisurely walk across the bridge and admire its engineering marvel.
2. Explore Clifton Village:
- After crossing the bridge, explore the charming Clifton Village. Wander through its cobbled streets, boutique shops, and historic buildings. Stop for a coffee or indulge in some retail therapy.
3. Bristol Museum and Art Gallery:
- Immerse yourself in art and history at the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery. Explore its diverse collections, including ancient artifacts, fine art, and natural history exhibits. Don't miss the Egyptian mummies and the stunning Edwardian architecture.
4. Harbourside Walk:
- Take a leisurely stroll along the Harbourside. Admire the colorful boats, street art, and historic warehouses. Visit the M Shed, a museum showcasing Bristol's maritime heritage and industrial past.
5. SS Great Britain:
- Step aboard the SS Great Britain, Brunel's famous steamship. Explore its decks, cabins, and engine rooms. Learn about its fascinating history as the world's first ocean-going iron ship.
6. Bristol Zoo Gardens:
- If you're traveling with family, visit the Bristol Zoo Gardens. Discover a wide variety of animals, from lemurs to lions. The zoo also focuses on conservation and education.
7. Street Art Tour in Stokes Croft:
- Bristol is renowned for its street art. Join a guided tour in Stokes Croft, where you'll find vibrant murals, graffiti, and political statements. Learn about famous artists like Banksy and their impact on the city.
8. Lunch at St. Nicholas Market:
- Head to St. Nicholas Market for a diverse culinary experience. Sample international cuisine, from falafel wraps to Caribbean jerk chicken. The market also hosts craft stalls and vintage shops.
9. Bristol Cathedral:
- Visit the Bristol Cathedral, a stunning Gothic masterpiece. Admire its intricate stained glass windows, medieval architecture, and peaceful cloisters. Attend a choral evensong if you can.
10. Brunel's Other Projects:
- Explore other Brunel-designed landmarks, such as the SS Great Britain, Bristol Temple Meads Station, and the Clifton Observatory. Brunel's influence is woven into the fabric of Bristol.
Remember to check opening hours and any booking requirements for these attractions. Whether you're interested in history, art, or simply enjoying the city's vibrant atmosphere, Bristol promises an unforgettable day out!
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