The Georgian House

Sublime panoramic views of Bristol’s rooftops and surrounding countryside await at the top of a tower dedicated to a medieval-era explorer.

An impressive Neo-Georgian landmark presides over a pretty square and is home to the exquisitely decorated chambers of Bristol’s city council.

Decorating the side of a former medical clinic is a thought-provoking street mural created by one of Britain’s most-loved and prolific graffiti artists.

Lush hilly lawns, a children’s playground, sweeping views and a Neo-Gothic tower make Bristol’s oldest park a popular retreat from the city center.

From Egyptian mummies to a stuffed gorilla and works by Old Masters, this museum explores life on Earth from its earliest days.

This 900-year-old religious monument is revered for its exquisite vaulted ceilings, stained-glass windows and Romanesque-style Chapter House.