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Bristol is one of the UK's biggest cities but is small enough to sometimes feel like a village. It is a city built on trading with much of its former maritime heritage now transformed into buzzing independent harbourside businesses in which to eat, drink and let your hair down. Both water and green spaces abound. And you'll have to get used to hills when exploring this cosmopolitan city because like Rome, Bristol was built on seven of them. Step away from the obvious - the Clifton Suspension Bridge and the SS Great Britain (both designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel), or the wonderful We The Curious where science and art collide - and discover unexpected treasures such as secret gardens, hidden memorials to the past and unusual modes of transport.
Journey through the old haunts of world famous pirates; past the Oscar-winning animation studio home to Morph and Wallace & Gromit; along shopping streets that sell everything from handcrafted violin bows to locally-made gin; and through an indoor market selling everything from spices to fossils. If you know where to look, Bristol will unravel its secrets in front of your eyes.
Contents
20th Century Flicks
The UK's last video shop and smallest multiplex | 10
acta Community Theatre
No need to audition | 12
Alfred Fagon Statue
A trailblazing actor and playwright | 14
The Architecture Centre
A hub for design and the built environment | 16
Arnos Vale Cemetery
From garden cemetery to wilderness to restoration | 18
Averys
Wine from the mists of time | 20
The Bag of Nails
The cat pub | 22
The Balmoral
Hoping for new nautical adventures | 24
Barton Hill Settlement
A vital community resource | 26
The Bearpit
The travails of a sunken roundabout | 28
Beese's
Messing about on the river | 30
The Black Castle
A weird and wonderful folly | 32
Boiling Wells
The clue is in the name | 34
Bottle Yard Studios
The Hollywood of the South West | 36
Brandy Bottom Colliery
A rare example of a largely forgotten industry | 38
Bristol & Bath Railway Path
A daily pedal rather than a daily grind | 40
Bristol Bike Project
Love on two wheels | 42
Bristol Bus Boycott
A watershed moment for UK civil rights | 44
Bristol Castle
Still visible if you look closely | 46
Bristol Cathedral Garden
A small oasis of calm | 48
Bristol Central Library
Books in breathtaking spaces | 50
Bristol County Ground
Reflecting cricket's place in the city | 52
Bristol Improv Theatre
The UK's first venue dedicated to improv | 54
BWRP
Transforming waste into shared assets | 56
Broadmead Baptist Church
The church above the shops | 58
Brunel's Buttery
Banging bacon butties | 60
Brunel's Other Bridge
An abandoned piece of engineering history | 62
Business As Usual
The unofficial home of Bristol cycling | 64
Cafe Wall Illusion
An accidental trick of the eye | 66
Campus Pool Skatepark
Where skating has replaced splashing | 68
Castle Park Pyramid
Going underground | 70
Chance & Counters
Fancy a game? | 72
Charles Wesley's House
A home of hymns | 74
Chatterton's Cafe
Paninis and poetry | 76
Cheers Drive
Bristol's very own Boaty McBoatface | 78
Cider at the Orchard
Enjoy some West Country champagne | 80
Circomedia
Run away to join the circus | 82
Clifton Rocks Railway
A fun and fascinating funicular | 84
Clifton Rock Slide
Polished smooth by generations of bottoms | 86
Convoy Espresso
Cracking coffee in converted caravans | 88
Cross-harbour Ferry
A fun way to get from A to B | 90
The Cube
Much more than just a cinema | 92
Cumberland Piazza
Under-flyover art | 94
Dowry Square
Find yourself in hot water | 96
Everard's Printing Works
An Art Nouveau advertisement | 98
Elizabeth Blackwell's House
Prejudice-fighting female physician | 100
The Exchange
A music venue owned by music fans | 102
Felix Road Playground
Get the kids outdoors! | 104
Folk House
From working folk to folk music | 106
Friendly Records
A vinyl revival | 108
Glitch
A passion for innovation | 110
Goat Gully
Hairy conservationists | 112
Goldney Hall Grotto
A subterranean treasure | 114
Guilbert's
Home to Bristol's own Oompa Loompas | 116
Hart's Bakery
From bondage to bread | 118
Henleaze Lake
Swim in a former quarry | 120
The High Cross
Can we have it back please? | 122
High Kingsdown
A low-rise architectural marvel | 124
Horfield Common Urinal
A Moorish-style men's room | 126
Incredible Edible
Growing food on street corners | 128
Ken Stradling Collection
One man's passion for beautiful objects | 130
Kiln Restaurant
Once the hottest place in town | 132
Kings Weston Roman Villa
Marooned Roman remains | 134
Knowle West Media Centre
Made of straw, but solid as a rock | 136
Letterpress Collective
An ancient trade revived | 138
Lollypop-Be-Bop
A little bit of magic | 140
Lord Mayor's Chapel
The only church of its kind in the UK | 142
Metalgnu
A metal menagerie | 144
Milliners' Guild
A hat for every occasion | 146
Mina Road Tunnel
An ever-changing street-art canvas | 148
Mr Langford's Plaque
Time waits for no man | 150
Napier Square
A one-sided square | 152
Nicholas Cage Pub Sign
'Put...the bunny...back...in the box' | 154
Nipper Statue
Bristol's most famous musical icon? | 156
Palestine Museum
The history of Palestine in a former nightclub | 158
The Passenger Shed
A cathedral-like former railway station | 160
Paul Dirac Memorial
Better at maths than Einstein | 162
Pipe Walk
Water everywhere; no longer a drop to drink | 164
Prince Rupert's Gate
A reminder of Bristol's role in the English Civil War | 166
Psychopomp
A distillery disguised as a greengrocer's | 168
Quakers' Burial Ground
A hermit, lead shot and a runaway car | 170
Recession
Retro clothes, records, repartee and more | 172
Redland Standing Stone
A mysterious monolith | 174
River Frome
Bristol's lost river | 176
Room 212
At the heart of Bristol's art scene | 178
Royal Fort Garden
A jewel in the heart of the University | 180
St Bartholomew's Hospital
Ships and skeletons on a Saxon site | 182
St Edith's Well
Only recently rediscovered | 184
St Mary le Port
Fans of abandoned spaces? This one's for you! | 186
St Philip's Footbridge
The £3m bridge to nowhere | 188
St Werburgh's City Farm
Pigs in the city | 190
Sea Mills Museum
A memorable use for an old telephone box | 192
Seven Saints of St Paul's
Honouring seven esteemed legacies | 194
Severn Beach Line
Escape to the country | 196
South Bristol Berry Maze
Forage for free in the city | 198
Stokes Croft China
'Peculiar china for a peculiar society' | 200
Sweetmart
The world's flavours under one roof | 202
Temple Church
Bristol's own leaning tower of Pisa | 204
That Thing
Fabulous festival fashion | 206
Thunder Run
18th-century surround sound | 208
Tobacco Factory Market
A symbol of regeneration | 210
Tramway Rail Monument
A lasting memory of the Bristol Blitz | 212
Trinity
Birthplace of the Bristol Sound | 214
Troopers Hill
Industrial past, wildlife present | 216
Unicorns
Mythical? They're everywhere! | 218
UoB Theatre Collection
Centuries-old treasures still inspiring new work | 220
Vale Street
The steepest residential road in the UK | 222
Wellington T2905 Memorial
Not your usual balloon ride | 224
Westbury College
A castle in miniature | 226
The Wicker Nose
An enormous olfactory edifice | 228
Zion
Deconsecrated, but far from dead | 230
