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Chance & Counters Chill hangout offering a changing pub menu & craft beer plus a wide variety of board games
20 Christmas Steps, Bristol BS1 5BS 0117 329 1700
The selection of games they have Is so vast, well worth the £4 per head cover charge for non-members. they have a good selection of drinks and snacks. Staff was super friendly and eager to help people chose suitable games and get the hang of the rules. such a great concept!
Chance & Counters
20 Christmas StepsThe selection of games they have Is so vast, well worth the £4 per head cover charge for non-members. they have a good selection of drinks and snacks. Staff was super friendly and eager to help people chose suitable games and get the hang of the rules. such a great concept!
Saint Nicholas Market The Glass Arcade | The Exchange, Bristol BS1 1HT, England +44 117 922 4014
This is absolutely my favourite place to go shopping in Bristol. There are so many quirky independent stalls to make purchases at.
Lunchtime is absolutely the best as you are spoiled for choice with all the delicious food outlets. Most of them are veggie/vegan friendly too.
This is absolutely my favourite place to go shopping in Bristol. There are so many quirky independent stalls to make purchases at.
Lunchtime is absolutely the best as you are spoiled for choice with all the delicious food outlets. Most of them are veggie/vegan friendly too.
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St Nicholas Market
42 All Saints LaneThis is absolutely my favourite place to go shopping in Bristol. There are so many quirky independent stalls to make purchases at.
Lunchtime is absolutely the best as you are spoiled for choice with all the delicious food outlets. Most of them are veggie/vegan friendly too.
The Red Lodge Museum Free Entry Red Lodge Park Row, Bristol BS1 5LJ, England +44 117 921 1360
This is a lovely, interesting and well preserved house with good quality guidance ./ information. When I went it was free! I recommend any tourist tries to see this to get a glimpse of Bristol in the past.
17 現地メンバーのおすすめ
The Red Lodge Museum
Park RowThis is a lovely, interesting and well preserved house with good quality guidance ./ information. When I went it was free! I recommend any tourist tries to see this to get a glimpse of Bristol in the past.
Colston Hall Colston Street, Bristol BS1 5AR, England +44 117 922 3686
Great venue for events, seen lots of live music and comedy here over the years and never had an issue, good stages and viewing and good facilities for drink at the venue.
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Trenchard StreetGreat venue for events, seen lots of live music and comedy here over the years and never had an issue, good stages and viewing and good facilities for drink at the venue.
Bristol Hop-On Hop-Off Tour Departs from City Centre Centre Broad Quay. Bristol England 0.2 miles from Christmas Step
Stops:
•Brunel's SS Great Britain, the world's first transatlantic liner
•The Clifton Suspension Bridge - a sight that people come from all over the world to see
•Bristol Zoo Gardens: the fifth oldest zoo in the world!
•Bristol's historic city centre, the modern precincts and Temple Meads railway station.
•Bristol Shopping Quarter, where you’ll find high-end department stores at Cabot Circus, elegant Clifton Village, eclectic Park Street and independent stalls at St. Nicholas Market.
Broad Quay
Broad QuaySainsbury's Local Supermarket/Cash point 0117 929 2526
ell stocked convenience store. Fresh produce is good and there is a wide range of it. Microwave meals are decent and has a wide range again. They could do with more crisps and more meat. Bakery section is good, the self service staff are efficient.
9 Broad Quay
9 Broad Quayell stocked convenience store. Fresh produce is good and there is a wide range of it. Microwave meals are decent and has a wide range again. They could do with more crisps and more meat. Bakery section is good, the self service staff are efficient.
What’s on Bristol
Bristol is a city straddling the River Avon in the southwest of England with a prosperous maritime history. Its former city-centre port is now a cultural hub, the Harbourside, where the M Shed museum explores local social and industrial heritage. The harbour's 19th-century warehouses now contain restaurants, shops and cultural institutions such as contemporary art gallery The Arnolfini.
Clifton Suspension Bridge
Bridge Road