Bristol: a fascinating city

Bristol Travel Guide 1. Must-see Attractions Clifton Suspension Bridge This is a landmark building in Bristol, designed by the famous engineer Brunel, spanning the Avon Gorge, perfect for taking photos! 🌉 Tips: You can take a walk here, enjoy the beautiful natural scenery, and feel the charm of history. SS Great Britain This steamship is the world's first iron propeller passenger ship. It has now become a museum where you can experience the 19th century maritime life up close. 🛳 Tips: There are a lot of exhibitions on the ship, suitable for the whole family to visit together. Bristol Museum & Art Gallery It has ancient Egyptian mummies, dinosaur fossils and various artworks, and it is open to the public free of charge, making it a great choice for culture lovers. 🖼️ M Shed Museum This is a museum that showcases Bristol's history and culture, and learns about the city's changes through interactive exhibitions. 🏛️ 2. Featured Activities Street Art Tour Bristol is the hometown of the famous street artist Banksy. You can join a street art walking tour to admire the city's graffiti and murals. 🎨 Bristol Ghost Tour If you are interested in mysterious stories, you can join the "Ghost Walking Tour" to experience the ancient legends of the city. 👻 Self-guided walking tour of Bristol Harbour Walk along the harbour, admire the ancient dock buildings, and experience the city's maritime culture.舳舻 3. Food Recommendation Coronation Curry House A very popular Indian restaurant with rich dishes and authentic taste. 🍛 Turtle Bay Bristol Provides Caribbean cuisine, suitable for those who like to try exotic cuisine. 🍍 4. Transportation and accommodation Transportation: It takes about 1.5 hours to get to Bristol by train from London. The city has well-developed transportation, and you can also choose to walk or ride a bike. Where to stay: There are many hotels and B&Bs to choose from in the city centre, such as the Leonardo Hotel Bristol City and the Hilton Garden Inn Bristol City Centre. Practical tips Best time to travel: Spring and autumn have pleasant weather and are suitable for outdoor activities. Language: English is the main language but don’t worry, the locals are friendly and communication won’t be a problem. Budget: Bristol has a relatively low cost of living compared to London, making it suitable for travellers on a budget.