BRISTOLS AHOY

Advantages: Big enough to be good
Disadvantages: Small enough to be friendly

...the 'hip young thing' shops are, as well as an number of second hand retro stores. I think these would probably give you enough to do for a day! The Tourist/Sightseer Loads for you, absolutely loads! Parts of Bristol date back to the 11th Century but there is little evidence of this left. The magnificent Cathedral in the Centre dates back to before the 13th century and is fully open to the public...

Emma1973 18.05.2002 00:19 · Read review
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Bristol Colston Hall

Advantages: Great for seeing bands
Disadvantages: can get very hot

...I recently visited the Colston Hall in Bristol for a concert. The Colston Hall was built in 1867 but generally opened for more public performances in 1901 and therefore is older than many concert venues and holding around 1900 (slightly less or more depending on whether it is all seated or part standing, or around 2000 for classical concerts not sure why that is? ) thousand people it is...

siberian-queen 26.05.2011 20:39 · Read review
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Bristol Zoo

Advantages: Number of species
Disadvantages: Some enclosures seem to be a little small

...with or without a voluntary 10% contribution to the park, these prices are with the contribution. Adult: £12.50 Child: £7.75 Concession (15-18 yrs, student, senior citizen, disabled): £11.00 Family of 4: £36.50 Under 3's are free The park is open daily from 9 until 5.30 (peak season) or 5 (off peak) I would recommend visiting Bristol Zoo as it proved to be a fab day out for all the family. A great time...

lj1989 27.01.2011 08:20 · Read review
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Review of Bristol Zoo Gardens, Bristol