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1. www.nationaltrust.org.uk › visit › bath-bristolLeigh Woods | Somerset | National Trust

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   5 days ago · Explore this wilderness of tranquility near Bristol, set against Brunel's famous suspension bridge. Try well-marked trails and orienteering activities.

   • Wildlife at Leigh Woods

     The caves and veteran trees provide valuable winter roosts...

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3. www.telegraph.co.uk › bristol-travel-guideAn expert travel guide to Bristol | Telegraph Travel

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   5 days ago · Read our Telegraph Travel expert guide to a Bristol weekend away, including the best places to stay, eat, and drink as well as the top things to do.

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4. www.geograph.org.uk › photo › 7802990The Bristol border is much closer © Neil Owen cc-by-sa/2.0 ...

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   3 days ago · A milestone marks the distance to the centre of the city, which was a lot smaller when this stone was first located - the present city is but a short step westwards as this stone lies on the boundary too. See [[[7802992]]] for a view out towards the neighbouring region of Kingswood.

5. www.bristolmuseums.org.uk › bristol-museum-and-artBristol Museum & Art Gallery | Bristol Museums

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   5 days ago · Explore our art galleries – amazing craftsmanship with paintings, pottery, glass and more. A treasure house of Egyptian mummies, art, dinosaurs and nature in a fantastic setting. Bristol Museum & Art Gallery is open six days a week. Free entry.

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6. www.bristolmuseums.org.ukBristol Museums

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   5 days ago · Find out what's on and what you can discover at Bristol Museums: M Shed, Bristol Museum & Art Gallery, Blaise Museum, The Georgian House Museum, The Red Lodge Museum, Bristol Archives.

7. www.abct.org.uk › airfieldsAirfield Finder - Airfields of Britain Conservation Trust UK

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   2 days ago · Airfields of Britain Conservation Trust is registered in England and Wales. Registered Office: Suite 1, 3rd Floor, 11-12 St. James Square, London, SW1Y 4LB Registered Company No. 08940364. Registered Charity No (England and Wales): 1156877. Registered Charity No (Scotland): SC041123

8. www.bristolpost.co.uk › sport › galleryEuro 2024: Bristol Fan Zone reacts to England's draw with ...

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   5 days ago · England football fans flocked into the Bristol Fan Park to cheer on The Three Lions this evening (Thursday, June 20). Despite the disappointing result, pictures from the fan park - which is...

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   Where can I find information about the city of Bristol?

   • Discover the archives of the city of Bristol and surrounding areas. Visit our online catalogue Photographs, films, personal papers, sound recordings and objects. View the collection Never miss an exhibition again! Catch up on current and past exhibitions and displays at Bristol Museum & Art Gallery, M Shed and Bristol Archives.

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   What to do in Bristol?

   • Say hi to Alfred the Gorilla, enjoy the Romany wagon and learn all about dinosaurs, rocks and wildlife. Explore our art galleries – amazing craftsmanship with paintings, pottery, glass and more. A treasure house of Egyptian mummies, art, dinosaurs and nature in a fantastic setting. Bristol Museum & Art Gallery is open six days a week. Free entry.

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   Who are Bristol Museums?

   • Our first collections were brought together more than 200 years ago and we’ve been adding ot them ever since. From art to archaeology, history to industry, the natural and wider world, they are amongst the UK’s finest. In 2012, the collections of the former British Empire and Commonwealth Museum were transferred to the care of Bristol Museums.

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   Why should you visit Bristol?

   • From Black history to Banksy, explore stories about Bristol and the world through the city’s objects, art and people. Our first collections were brought together more than 200 years ago and we’ve been adding ot them ever since. From art to archaeology, history to industry, the natural and wider world, they are amongst the UK’s finest.

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   Is Bristol a good place to live?

   • Over the years the plaudits have kept coming for Bristol: the happiest city in the UK, best place to live for under 25s (outside of London), best place to visit top food destination, vegan hotspot and Britain’s first-ever Green Capital... To continue... Cancel anytime. Already a subscriber? Log in

   The perfect weekend in England’s most hipster city

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   How do I get to Bristol Temple Meads?

   • From the docks area of Bristol the River Avon Trail follows the river downstream, under the suspension bridge and up into Leigh Woods, via Nightingale Valley. Take the first tunnel past suspension bridge, route is then signposted Bristol Temple Meads train station 4 miles.

   Leigh Woods | Somerset | National Trust

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