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A Museum close to the harbourside, with both internal and external exhibits. The exhibits include photo\'s images and memories of Bristol, outside there are harbour cranes, steam trains, fire boats and more.\r\nSee Website for further detail.

Located on the harbourside, , the Watershed contains 3 cinema\'s, and also with a Café & Bar showing a diverse range of films from many cultures.

A family attraction, with a large range of fish species including Octopus, sharks, rays, and so many my more. Walk though an underwater viewing tunnel, or attend one of the several daily events and talks.

Located in the centre of the city, this Grade I listed building was originally an abbey, and in 1542 became a cathedral to represent the then, new Diocese of Bristol

Formally "At Bristol", the interacting learning experience contains hands on exhibits for all the family. This educational charity makes learning fun and fuels your curiosity

Located in a Grade I listed building in the heart of Bristol City, the theatre holds events from many areas of the performing arts including comedy, The Spoken Word, music dance to name just a few. See the website "whats on" for further detail

The Floating Harbour is in fact an area of the original river that was dammed by locks to retain water on the high tidal range for boats to moor when the tide is out. This attraction is the ability to walk along the harbour and admire the scenery and visiting boats

A theatre located in the heart of the city centre, with a large seating capacity over 3 tires of 1951 people.The Venue holds shows like those from the west end, concerts, musicals and Oprah

Designed by the famous Sir Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the SS Great Britain the ship boasts many world firsts - the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854, first to combine an Iron hull and Screw Propeller and first iron steamer to cross the Atlantic

Viewpoint from Cabot Tower within Brandon Park Bristol,built in the 1890s is is 105 feet high (32 metres)