English Vacations: Staying In Bristol


Britain is a most sensational place to take a vacation. It is fantastically popular with diverse folk ranging from hill-walkers, mountain climbers, ramblers, hikers and other tourists of that kind to folk who enjoy such things as historical buildings, country homes, fortified houses and castles. Another thing attracting people is that the destination features lovely rural areas with a helpful selection of jaw-dropping sites as well as a profusion of world class attractions. Below I introduce Bristol, an extremely popular English vacation destination.

Vacations In Bristol, England and Things You Should Know

Bristol has an incredibly rich and varied history, making it an ideal city in which to spend some time.  In the past the City of Bristol was included in the country’s top 3 medieval towns after London. Bristol was one of the most important trading ports in England, and during the fourteenth century, it handled the majority of England’s trade with the nation of Ireland. In 1373 Bristol was constituted an English county in it’s own right, and during this period the city became the centre of shipbuilding and manufacturing. It is Bristol’s rich cultural history that helps to make it one of the most exciting cities in England of this present day. Fortunately, those tourists wanting to have a weekend break in Bristol will find that there is a large selection of bed and breakfast in Bristol available to book online, making it immensely easy to make reservations.

The city of Bristol has an amazingly diverse arts scene with Bristol breeding some extremely talented and well known artists year after year. Not too many folk know  that Wallace & Grommit were first brought to life in Bristol, and that Cary Grant also hailed from Bristol. The famous modern artist named Banksy painted some of his most widely recognised works of art around  Bristol. Bristol’s City Museum & Art Gallery is a free to enter visitor attraction well worth visiting which exhibits an incredible collection of superb archaeology, natural history, ancient artefacts, pieces of art  and a continually changing range of events and exhibitions. For a truly unique arts centre experience then pop along to Spike Island. The centre concentrates on the exhibition and production of contemporary visual arts, including many areas of multimedia projects, working with moving images, printmaking, painting and more. If you would much rather visiting a slightly more traditional art gallery, then The Royal West of England Academy should be more than agreeable. The Royal West of England Academy was Bristol’s first art gallery and it now has well over twelve hundred works of art dating from the 19th century to the present day.

You will find that there are a respectable selection of visitor attractions in Bristol City. A fascinating place to visit is Bristol Zoo which houses over 450 diverse types of creature. The zoo is involved in the conservation of endangered species of amphibians, insects and mammals. from around the planet.

If horses are your thing then a few hours spent in Horseworld should prove the perfect day out for you and your family. A trip to Horseworld will enable you to personally meet horses, ponies and donkeys which have been rescued from dire situations. If you like you can even indulge in the hands-on feeding of the creatures. A further 2 visitor attractions of interest in this genre are Avon Valley Adventure & Wildlife Park and the Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm, both of which supply all the things you will require for a thrilling day out for the family.

If the article above has inspired you to such a degree that you and your family are now in the process of thinking about taking a trip to the city of  Bristol it is vital that you book your  accommodation as early as possible as, unfortunately Bristol hotel and guest house accommodation tend to be amazingly busy and are commonly fully booked months in advance. If you are travelling in a group you might find that Bristol apartments prove to be less expensive alternative than paying for your whole family to stay in one of the many Bristol hotels, guest houses or other accommodation..


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