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Historic Buildings in Bristol

Cabot Tower, Bristol
Set on Brandon Hill, Cabot Tower is a graet vantage point to view Bristol from.

Attractions in Bristol Map
Map showing Bristol Attractions

Bristol Museum and Art Gallery
Bristol Museum and Art Gallery

Church of St John the Baptist, Bristol
The Church of St John the Baptist, Bristol is a church at the lower end of Broad Street in Bristol.

The Lord Mayor's Chapel, Bristol
The Lord Mayor's Chapel, built in 1230, is a small church.

John Wesley's Chapel
The oldest Methodist chapel in the world, John Wesley's Chapel, is located in Bristol, the birthplace of Methodism.

Bristol Cathedral
Bristol Cathedral was founded as an abbey in 1140, it became a Cathedral in 1542.

St Mary Redcliffe Church
England's second largest parish church, St Mary Redcliffe Bristol is viewed by many as England's finest parish church..

Bristol's Georgian House
The Georgian House is situated off Park Street, Bristol. Discover an 18th century, six storey townhouse restored to its original glory.

The Red Lodge
The Red Lodge is an historic 400 year old Elizabethan house in Bristol, now restored as a museum.

Blaise Castle House Museum, Bristol
Blaise Castle is a 19th Century Victorian House Museum & Estate situated in Bristol with 650 acres of parkland.

ss Great Britain - Bristol
Built in 1843 by the great engineer, Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the SS Great Britain spent its life as a luxury liner, troop ship, cargo vessel and floating warehouse, before being abandoned in 1937 in the Falklands.

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