Directory overview
- 238 Total businesses
- 4.4 Average rating
- 90% With reviews
- 82% With photos
- 72 Highly rated
- 133 Open on weekends
238 results found
Browse museum in Bristol. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 238 results in Bristol. Average rating 4.4/5 based on 199,329 reviews & ratings.
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“The staff and facilities are all aligned to exceed expectations and it delivers. The listing states its a Bed & Breakfast. However, it performs like a 5 star hotel without the price tag. Book with confidence, this place is seriously good. The only thing I did not like, was having to leave.”
“This was the best hostel I have stayed at during my travels. It is very affordable, clean, and the staff are warm and welcoming. The fact that it's a boat makes it unique and the location is fantastic. The upper deck has a nice lounge area and there is free hot chocolate and other things in the back. I highly recommend this place to anyone wanting to go to Bristol.”
“As a 17 year old, this was the first trip I had unsupervised by parents and oh my was it one to remember. It was such a lovely place and the owner Tim was so lovely, friendly and generous. It was the best camping trip that I’ve ever had”
“Beautiful place to visit and free entry, surrounding grounds are a lovely walk, the castle itself was very interesting and was a real mix of history. Thoroughly recommend for an afternoon out, there is a cafe and facilities on site, along with a small gift shop.”
“This is a really impressive mansion with some incredible grounds and plantings for flowers around it. If you’re in the area and have the time I think you would really enjoy it. There’s apple parking. It is about a 10 minute walk from the parking area to the house in 10 minutes back”
“Really really nice spot. Great views from the top of the bridge and surrounding Bristol. The cave was very fun too. Very good for the price (£3 each).”
“Beautiful and super conserved historical site. Tickets include audio guide with so much information. I'd recommend at least 2h for your visit if you want to take it all in and not rush.”
“Wonderful place to visit in any weather, lovely walks in all directions well worth a visit ,make sure when the cafe is open if you fancy drinks”
“Excellent place to get some lunch! Every food is very tasteful. Everything is freshly made. The staff are extremely kind and helpful. Value for money!”
“Food so good I’m not sure they haven’t flown it in daily. The kimchi and the pickled mushrooms on the banchan genuinely made me tear up a bit. We’re so lucky to have this place. Honestly, I’m a little upset my favourite spot is blowing up.. but really, the whole team deserves it. Thank you for so many incredible meals ♥️”
“First time visiting today after recently moving to the area and food was outstanding for a Sunday carvery. Staff were so lovely and couldn’t do enough for you. Defo be back more often.”
“More gyms in one place than I've ever seen, and uni gyms weren't like these in my day! Oh what a time to be alive. And a student.”
“Very nice cafe. Really nice breakfast. We will definitely come here again. Clean and tidy place throughout.”
“We feel like we have found the most authentic Thai food in Bristol, friendly staff and genuinely excellent Thai food. We found ourselves discussing how authentic the flavours were and the menu allows for lots of different tastes. In our experience the cost represented excellent value and especially because it was an all round great experience.”
“Went to priors woods with a public transport where we got off at station road on the bus. It took us about 15 minutes to the starting point of the woods. Initially you can still hear the traffic but as you go in further you will be in the wonderland of blue bells! We went there when it was rainy so definitely needs a hiking shoes that are rain proof. The blue bells were absolutely beautiful!!! Highly recommend to see them :) Some of the paths are less labelled so having more signs could be helpful. There was a big tree that seemed to have felled recently on the road so we could not have done the whole path but other than this great walk :)! Highly recommend :)”
“I stayed for one night, and it was my first time doing so. The property is very well decorated and appointed and well as being very, very clean. Check-in was simple, and the lady checking me was brilliant and helpful. The rooms are well above average. The pillows, quilt, towels, and accessories are all of a very high quality. Overall, it was a very pleasant place to stay, and I will do so again.”
“Fantastic location in a very nice building. Perfect for proximity to the university and Clifton. The flat has everything you need for a stay. Perfect for a couple, but also worked well for our son to stay with us for one night on the sofa bed before we checked him into halls.”
“Just had an amazing takeaway from here delivered. Really delicious and high quality, not oily and greasy like other places. Delicious flavours and a first time order side dish gift included! Will definitely order again.”
“Newark Park is a real hidden gem! We had such a wonderful time exploring both the house and its stunning grounds. The historic house itself is fascinating, and the volunteers inside were incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, sharing all sorts of interesting stories about its rich past. It felt like stepping back in time while still being warmly welcomed. The outdoor spaces are just as impressive – beautiful gardens, open lawns, wooded walks, and plenty of spots to simply sit and enjoy the scenery. We were delighted to see peacocks gracefully wandering around, adding an extra touch of charm to the day. For families or anyone looking for some active fun, the summer activities were fantastic. We loved seeing games like outdoor chess, croquet, badminton, skipping, and more set up on the lawns. It really gave the visit a playful, relaxed atmosphere. The mix of history, nature, and hands-on fun makes Newark Park perfect for all ages. Whether you want a peaceful walk, a bit of history, or a family day outdoors, it has it all. We left feeling happy, relaxed, and already planning our next visit. Highly recommended!”
“Free entry for visitors. Ground floor and first floor has the exhibition. Second floor is great for city view. They have a lovely cafe and shop. Really enjoyed our visit to M Shed, must place to go.”
“LOVEEE, my second time going, although i will say sometimes the topics they choose to display can be quite disappointing and not interesting but i guess everyone’s taste is different”
“Had a absolutely lovely Sunday roast pork today. Started with a prawn cocktail which was more then I expected size wise. The roast was cooked just right , great Yorkshire pudding to match. Service was quick , polite and checked on how our food was and checked if there was anything they could do. 10/10 on all counts. Was also unusual for someone from Australia to eat in a pub that was built in 1590. Great atmosphere,well done to all”
“A great place to walk in the centre of Bristol! Queen Square is a beautiful historic park with green lawns and trees where you can relax and enjoy the atmosphere of the city. There are plenty of cafes and shops around, and the square itself is great for strolling or just enjoying the quiet of the city centre. It is especially pleasant here on sunny days. A great place for a family weekend or relaxing after work.”
“Wonderful old wood. Beautiful trees, lovely stream and a lovely walk.”
“Beautiful and clean pub with lots of character, and a lovely garden. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The food was delicious and presented well and the wait was less than 10 minutes. Will definitely be coming back again! Really do recommend.”
“⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Lunch well spent! Stopped by Heather’s Café on my lunch break after calling through an order for a jacket potato — and it was ready and waiting when I arrived! Super convenient and perfect timing. The potato itself was generously filled and came with a decent-sized side salad, which was a nice touch. Tasty, satisfying, and great service. Will definitely be back!”
“I eat here regularly. The hog breakfast is great value for money, the only thing that doesn't come with it is a taxi home, because that's what you will need when you're done. The staff are great, warm and welcoming and the food is always fantastic. A great example of a traditional local Cafe”
“Lovely place to stay for my family of four. Very comfortable and the self-catering kitchen was good. A bit out of the town, but that suited us perfectly. Very welcoming staff - the warden even lent us a map. Lots of walking on the doorstep of the hostel. We walked to Duster Castle, through the woods. Would happily stay there again.”
“City Cafe acts as the pumping heart of my chosen city - Bristol. It would be easy to boil this down to the large range of affordable delicious options they offer (both meat and veggie) and the unbelievably quick service they provide, but even this praise would be selling it short. I can say without hesitation that what makes City Cafe truly outstanding is the personable and charming staff and customer service provided without fail. Ahmed, Murat, and Soloman (and that's just to name a few) are genuine guys whose hearts lie with their business. Along with all of their fresh quality ingredients, you'll find yourself tasting something a little bit unplaceable spread evenly throughout your beautifully jam-packed halloumi wrap. This is in fact: love. If you're looking to challenge yourself in 2025, try this. Place your order at City Cafe, have a chat with those blue-polo-shirted studs, and try not to fall head over heels for them! Mark my words, you're bound for failure. But not before you're bound for a mouth full of exciting flavours and tastes. Get down there as soon as you can and show some support to the soulful staple of Bristol...City Cafe. Maybe I'll see you there...who knows. City Cafe is what dreams are made for, and I'll tell you that for nothing.”
“Really enjoyed Being Mr Wickham. Adrian Lukris created a compelling life story of Mr Wickham. The rogues really do provide the backbone of any story! We loved the hour of stories. He told tales that painted the picture of key points in Mr Wickham's life. Loads of research and wordsmithing were honed to perfection. The Q&A after was also illuminating. Hos fans are very clever, articulate people.”
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