Bristol Holidays & Weekend Breaks

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This area of Bristol is home to nearly 430,000 people.

It is located approximately 13 miles northeast of Winscombe and 110 miles west of the national capital of London.

Give the kids a break from sightseeing and enjoy some quality time together at the Showcase Cinema De Lux and Battlefield Live. Skirmish Paintball Bristol and Avon Valley Adventure and Wildlife Park are also worth stopping by if the little ones still have energy to burn.

See the world's most colourful aquatic creatures in the carefully recreated marine environments at Bristol Aquarium.

Housed in habitats along the meandering pathways of the Bristol Zoo and the Noah's Ark Zoo Farm, an eclectic mix of animals will keep you enthralled for hours.

Admire local and exotic herbs, shrubs and trees at the University of Bristol Botanic Garden. Make sure you pack a camera so you can get a few snaps of the most beautiful specimens.

For fresh air and relaxation, pack some lunch and find a quiet corner at one of the leafy green spaces, such as Castle Park or Bristol Castle Park. You'll also find plenty of space to lounge about in the grass at College Green and The Downs.

Surrounded by shady trees and scrubby grass, Chew Valley Lake is a nice escape for local wildlife and travellers alike.

Need to escape the hustle and bustle of the modern world? Make your way over to Brandon Hill and Leigh Woods. Nature-loving tourists will also have a terrific time at Portishead Lake Grounds and Giant's Cave.

Schedule a visit to some of the varied cultural institutions in the area. The Georgian House and British Empire and Commonwealth Museum offer a range of displays and collections that are bound to keep you captivated. Also worth considering are the Bristol Industrial Museum and the International Helicopter Museum.

Maritime history enthusiasts can find anchorage at the SS Great Britain, a treasure trove of important nautical artifacts. If the weather permits, continue sailing through this region's seafaring history at the Brunel Institute.

To expand your knowledge on history's greatest scientific breakthroughs, pay a visit to the At-Bristol or Clifton Downs and Observatory. It will be a great day of discovery for the entire family.

Visitors interested in natural science and history should spend a few hours exploring the specimens and curiosities at the Earth Sciences Museum.

An oasis for art lovers, this area is home to numerous spaces in which artists and designers exhibit their wares. Swing by the Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery and the Spike Island to see the best of what this creative enclave has to offer. If you have time afterwards, the M Shed and the Royal West of England Academy are also well worth a look.

Journey back to days gone by and discover secrets of yesteryear at the Frenchay Village Museum or the Time Machine Museum. The Oakham Treasures and the Harveys Wine Museum are also prominent choices.

To find out more about the events and people who shaped this place, plan to visit its historic structures and monuments. Start your history lesson at Cabot Tower and Clevedon Court. When it comes to days of old, there's always more to discover. Red Lodge and the Dyrham Park are two more great places to check out.

Gaze at the water flowing underneath Clifton Suspension Bridge, an impressive feat of civil engineering.

Learn about the region's spiritual side and enjoy some quiet contemplation at St. Peters Church and Bristol Cathedral. If you'd be interested to see a couple more religious sites, keep your eyes peeled for tours at St. Mary Redcliffe Church and Clifton Cathedral.

After checking out the principle attractions around Bristol, make time to explore some of its lesser-known gems. The Watershed and HorseWorld could be up your alley. If you've got more time to spare, also check out the Arnolfini Gallery or the Banksy Graffiti Frogmore Street.

Accommodation in Bristol

The Expedia Bristol hotels page features as many as 60 opulent and low-budget hotel and apartment options, so it should be easy finding somewhere suitable in this bustling destination.

Travellers who enjoy luxury and style are sure to enjoy the Hotel du Vin & Bistro Bristol, at Narrow Lewins Mead, and the Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel, at College Green. If those don't match your requirements, make sure you check out the Victoria Square Hotel, at Victoria Square, and the Lodge at Bristol, at Aztec West, two places where you'll be sure to find a bargain.