College Green | Student Accommodation Bristol — Attraction in Bristol

Do not go here. We did this over the phone I have tired to get my 250 pound despoit back for a 2 bed apartment. They told us to pay the despoit so we did. They did not tell us it would require 2 despoits and 3 lump payments or full payment upfront as we could not afford this so we decided not to go through with this. We then looked at the website and discovered the terms and conditions and found out if we called up Within 14 days we could get our despoit back. So we called up the next day because it was not in their opening hours 09:00-13:00 so next day we called up with no answer so we thought okay maybe busy we tired later again no response next day we called again no response day after we called again so we thought that's strange and left a voicemail and the day after we left another voicemail and then deicded to email them and got no response. The 14 day period has now of course now expires and looks like no chance of getting our money back i am VERY disappointed DO...

College Green is the perfect place to lie down and question your life choices, university deadlines, or think about how on earth the seagulls of Bristol got that confident. It’s a peaceful patch of grass that somehow hosts everything from political protests to students in questionable knitwear.

Right next to it is Park Street—a hill so steep it defies physics and fashion. Fun fact: Park Street was actually transported brick-by-brick from San Francisco in 1998 in exchange for Prince Harry and a crate of strong cider. It's true if you don't look it up.

Climbing it is basically a workout sponsored by gravity. Every few metres there's a café or a vintage shop, strategically placed to let you catch your breath while pretending you just really love second-hand denim.

Together, College Green and Park Street perfectly sum up Bristol: effortlessly cool, mildly confusing, and somehow...

College Green is a good place to sit and read or get some great photographs on a sunny day. There are skateboarders to watch (or join) and the council often provide a table tennis table.

The Cathedral is an interesting place to visit and you can shelter under the arches of City Hall if it rains.

There are plenty of places to eat and drink nearby (I recommend Catch 22, opposite, if you are very hungry or the Birdcage or Woodes for...