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Classic Bristol Sites:

The influence of days past are all around, from the city's maritime heritage to the marvels of Brunel's Bristol - a legacy of Victorian engineering that changed the face of the city forever.

The Clifton Suspension Bridge, spanning the beautiful Clifton Gorge, is the symbol of the city of Bristol. For almost 150 years, this Grade I listed structure has attracted visitors from all over the world. At the age of 24, this was Brunel's first major commission, and although he died prematurely in 1859, the Bridge was completed as his memorial in 1864.

Technological innovation, inspirational design and some truly revolutionary features form the history of the ss Great Britain, the world's first iron-hulled, steam-powered, ocean going ship. The ship was built in 1843 at the Great Western Dockyard in Bristol, and today you can step back in time on board this attraction that has won 13 major awards.

Cabot Circus

The recently launched Cabot Circus offers a shopping experience second to none and features 150 stores, 25 cafes and restaurants and a 13 screen cinema de lux. This exclusive shopping destination has contributed to Bristol being selected as one of the world's top 10 cities for 2009!

The British Empire and Commonwealth Museum:
This award-winning museum is the first major institution in the UK to present the 500-year history and legacy of Britain's overseas empire. As well as sixteen permanent galleries, the Museum offers a changing series of special exhibitions, events for families, lectures & seminars.

City Museum and Art Gallery:
This houses outstanding collections of art, archaeology, geology and natural history.

The Georgian House Museum:
One of the most complete eighteenth century townhouses surviving in the UK. Furnished to illustrate life both above and below stairs, rooms on four floors give a glimpse into a family household. Originally the home of the Pinney family, West India merchants.