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Museums & Galleries in Bristol

M Shed - Bristol
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Attractions in Bristol Map
Map showing Bristol Attractions

At-Bristol
At-Bristol is one of the UK's leading science and discovery centres.

Bristol Museum and Art Gallery
Bristol Museum and Art Gallery

The Watershed Media Centre
The Watershed Media Centre is situated on the water front on Canons Road in the heart of Bristol city centre.

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.

Clifton Suspension Bridge Visitor Centre
The Clifton Suspension Bridge spans the Avon Gorge and is the symbol of Bristol. Designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the bridge opened in 1859 and is now famous worldwide.

The Kingsweston Roman Villa
The Kingsweston Villa in Bristol is the remains of a roman villa dating back to late 3rd Century AD.

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

Bristol's Georgian House
The Georgian House, built in 1790 is situated just off Park street in Bristol.

The Red Lodge
The Red Lodge is an historic 400 year old Elizabethan house situated on Park Row, Bristol,, now restored as a museum.

The Architecture Centre, Bristol.
Located on Bristol harbourside, The Architecture Centre is an independent organisation dedicated to the promotion and exploration of excellence in all aspects of the built environment.

Spike Island, Bristol
Spike Island is a centre of contemporary art and design in Bristol. Based in the city's harbourside, just a short walk away from the SS Great Britain, the Arnolfini and the Watershed