[Bristol] Situated on College Green in the smart, green, student quarter of Bristol, this fine-looking Cathedral is almost a... continue »

[Bristol] Originating in the 13th century, the Lord Mayor’s Chapel was then called St Mark’s having been erected by... continue »

[Bristol] John Cabot is one of Britain’s most famous seafarers, perhaps best-known for being the first European to travel to Canada in the good ship Matthew in 1497. He was given express permission to do so by... continue »

[Bristol] The Old City of Bristol – now its city centre – dates back to the Saxon origins of the settlement at the... continue »

[Bristol] Park Street dates back to 1761 and is distinguished by its stepped terracing design. As you walk up the street you are... continue »

[Bristol] From its origins as ‘broad meadow’, Broadmead has come a long way – and some would argue whether you... continue »

[Bristol] Renowned as Queen Elizabeth’s favourite church, St Mary Redcliffe’s beauty has stayed with it for almost... continue »

[Bristol] Just as Bristol is known as a city of culture, so it is known as a city of cuisine. Its multicultural makeup means... continue »