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Bristol Harbour is the harbour in the city of Bristol, England. The harbour covers an area of 70 acres (28 hectares). It is the former natural tidal river Avon through the city but was made into its current form in 1809 when the tide was prevented from going out permanently. A tidal by-pass was dug for 2 miles through the fields of Bedminster ...
- Millennium Square. Built in 2000 to celebrate the turn of the century, Millennium Square is a place to hang out. Bring the kids for a picnic, watch sporting events on the big screen.
- We the Curious Science Centre. This hands-on science centre is great for kids and teenagers, with handles to turn and buttons to press. There’s things to build and something to see, smell, touch wherever you turn.
- Arnolfini Arts Centre on Bristol Quayside. The Arnolfini is one of my favourite contemporary art centres, housed in one of the old stone warehouses. Because it’s free I always like to pop in and see what’s going on.
- M-Shed on Bristol Harbourside. I have memories of when this old warehouse in Bristol’s docks was the Industrial Museum. I once attended an amazing play about the life and times of the harbour where the doors onto the quayside revealed a banana boat which formed part of the performance.
Sep 2, 2021 · Residents of Bristol Harbour Village, a lakeside community in Canandaigua, face conflicts over access to amenities such as beach and marina. The disputes involve the former owners of Bristol Harbour Resort, who demolished the property and faced opposition for their Everwilde Inn & Spa project.
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Harbourside. Once a busy dock where sailors and merchants would trade goods and set sail for voyages of discovery, Bristol's Harbourside is now a vibrant area filled with restaurants, bars, shops and hotels. The area is alive with the buzz of markets, waterside restaurants and bars and a whole host of sports and activities including windsurfing ...
Explore the historic City Centre and Harbourside to find many of Bristol’s top attractions and shopping, with unmissable spots including the quirky stalls at St Nicholas Market, independent traders in shopping containers at Wapping Wharf, and an exciting array of shops, bars and cafes dotted up Park Street & Queens Road.
Aug 12, 2023 · Explore the docklands, ships and museums that tell the story of Bristol's maritime heritage and modern identity. From Brunel's SS Great Britain to the floating music venue Thekla, discover the city's links to the sea and its alternative scene.
Discover the vibrant waterfront of Bristol, where you can enjoy museums, galleries, bars and restaurants. Stroll along the harbour, see the old and new icons, or take a ferry to see the city from the water.
