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Park St
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Nearby attractions
The Georgian House Museum
7 Great George St, Bristol BS1 5RR, United Kingdom
Bristol Beacon
Beacon, Trenchard St, Bristol BS1 5AR, United Kingdom
Bristol Hippodrome
St Augustine's Parade, Bristol BS1 4UZ, United Kingdom
Cabot Tower
Brandon Hill Park, Park St, Bristol BS1 5RR, United Kingdom
Bristol Cathedral
College Green, Bristol BS1 5TJ, United Kingdom
Brandon Hill
Park St, Bristol BS1 5RR, United Kingdom
The Red Lodge Museum
Park Row, Bristol BS1 5LJ, United Kingdom
The Stradling Collection
48 Park Row, Bristol BS1 5LH, United Kingdom
Wills Memorial Building
Queens Rd, Bristol BS8 1RJ, United Kingdom
Bristol Aquarium
Anchor Rd, Bristol BS1 5TT, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Nando's Bristol - Park Street
49 Park St, Bristol BS1 5NT, United Kingdom
Mrs. Potts Chocolate House
50 Park St, Bristol BS1 5JN, United Kingdom
Moltobuono!
59 Park St, Bristol BS1 5NU, United Kingdom
All in One bar & restaurant
46 Park St, Bristol BS1 5JG, United Kingdom
Boston Tea Party Park Street
75 Park St, Bristol BS1 5PF, United Kingdom
Gin & Juice
47 Park St, Bristol BS1 5NL, United Kingdom
The White Harte Bristol
54-58 Park Row, Bristol BS1 5LH, United Kingdom
Yakinori Japanese kitchen - Park Street
78 Park St, Bristol BS1 5LA, United Kingdom
The Hatchet Inn - JW Bassett Pub
27 Frogmore St, Bristol BS1 5NA, United Kingdom
Fluffy Fluffy Bristol
8 Park St, Bristol BS1 5HX, United Kingdom
Nearby local services
O2 Academy Bristol
Frogmore St, Bristol BS1 5NA, United Kingdom
The Last Bookshop
60 Park St, Bristol BS1 5JN, United Kingdom
Karwan's Barber Shop
First Floor, 46 Park St, Bristol BS1 5JG, United Kingdom
168 Oriental Park Street
52 Park St, Bristol BS1 5JN, United Kingdom
London Camera Exchange
42 Park St, Bristol BS1 5JG, United Kingdom
The Vintage Thrift Store Bristol
35-37 Park St, Bristol BS1 5NH, United Kingdom
Jacobs Clothing Store
40 Park St, Bristol BS1 5JG, United Kingdom
Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
Queens Rd, Clifton, Bristol BS8 1RL, United Kingdom
Cooshti
57 Park St, Bristol BS1 5NU, United Kingdom
Park Street
Bristol, UK
Nearby hotels
Futon Company - Bristol
41 Park St, Bristol BS1 5NL, United Kingdom
The Berkeley Square Hotel
The Berkeley Square Hotel, 15 Berkeley Square, Clifton, Bristol BS8 1HB, United Kingdom
Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel
College Green, Bristol BS1 5TA, United Kingdom
Charlotte's Rise
14, 16 Charlotte St, Bristol BS1 5PP, United Kingdom
Unite Students - Orchard Heights
31 Frogmore St, Bristol BS1 5BY, United Kingdom
3 Berkeley Square Guesthouse
Studio 3, 3 Berkeley Square, Clifton, Bristol BS8 1HL, United Kingdom
Travelodge Bristol Central
4A Anchor Rd, Bristol BS1 5TT, United Kingdom
ibis Bristol Centre
Explore Lane For Car Park Use Bs1 5ll, Bristol BS1 5TY, United Kingdom
Unite Students - Chantry Court
Denmark St, Bristol BS1 5DH, United Kingdom
Berkeley Suites
Berkeley Suites, 6 Berkeley Cres, Bristol BS8 1HA, United Kingdom
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Park St

Bristol, UK
4.6(40)
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attractions: The Georgian House Museum, Bristol Beacon, Bristol Hippodrome, Cabot Tower, Bristol Cathedral, Brandon Hill, The Red Lodge Museum, The Stradling Collection, Wills Memorial Building, Bristol Aquarium, restaurants: Nando's Bristol - Park Street, Mrs. Potts Chocolate House, Moltobuono!, All in One bar & restaurant, Boston Tea Party Park Street, Gin & Juice, The White Harte Bristol, Yakinori Japanese kitchen - Park Street, The Hatchet Inn - JW Bassett Pub, Fluffy Fluffy Bristol, local businesses: O2 Academy Bristol, The Last Bookshop, Karwan's Barber Shop, 168 Oriental Park Street, London Camera Exchange, The Vintage Thrift Store Bristol, Jacobs Clothing Store, Bristol Museum & Art Gallery, Cooshti, Park Street
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Nearby attractions of Park St

The Georgian House Museum

Bristol Beacon

Bristol Hippodrome

Cabot Tower

Bristol Cathedral

Brandon Hill

The Red Lodge Museum

The Stradling Collection

Wills Memorial Building

Bristol Aquarium

The Georgian House Museum

The Georgian House Museum

4.6

(155)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Bristol Beacon

Bristol Beacon

4.5

(1.5K)

Open 24 hours
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Bristol Hippodrome

Bristol Hippodrome

4.5

(2.6K)

Open 24 hours
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Cabot Tower

Cabot Tower

4.7

(1.1K)

Open until 9:15 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Park St

Nando's Bristol - Park Street

Mrs. Potts Chocolate House

Moltobuono!

All in One bar & restaurant

Boston Tea Party Park Street

Gin & Juice

The White Harte Bristol

Yakinori Japanese kitchen - Park Street

The Hatchet Inn - JW Bassett Pub

Fluffy Fluffy Bristol

Nando's Bristol - Park Street

Nando's Bristol - Park Street

4.2

(670)

Open until 10:00 PM
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Mrs. Potts Chocolate House

Mrs. Potts Chocolate House

4.5

(601)

Open until 8:00 PM
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Moltobuono!

Moltobuono!

4.8

(902)

Open until 12:00 AM
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All in One bar & restaurant

All in One bar & restaurant

4.3

(289)

Closed
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Nearby local services of Park St

O2 Academy Bristol

The Last Bookshop

Karwan's Barber Shop

168 Oriental Park Street

London Camera Exchange

The Vintage Thrift Store Bristol

Jacobs Clothing Store

Bristol Museum & Art Gallery

Cooshti

Park Street

O2 Academy Bristol

O2 Academy Bristol

4.2

(2K)

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The Last Bookshop

The Last Bookshop

4.7

(351)

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Karwan's Barber Shop

Karwan's Barber Shop

4.9

(175)

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168 Oriental Park Street

168 Oriental Park Street

4.4

(143)

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Ayyub ChowdhuryAyyub Chowdhury
Park Street in Bristol is one of the city’s most iconic stretches, a steep and buzzing road where culture, coffee and character all mix together. Starting near College Green and climbing all the way up to the massive Wills Memorial Building, it’s like taking a tour of Bristol’s personality in one long walk. Along the way you’ll come across loads of independent shops, vintage clothing spots, little boutiques and quirky places selling everything from handmade jewellery to vinyl records. You can grab a second-hand jacket, a gourmet sausage roll, and a fancy bar of chocolate all before you reach halfway up the hill. Food-wise, there’s something for everyone. You’ve got falafel at Eat a Pitta, pizza at Pizzarova, noodles at Toro, or you can go full brunch mode at Boston Tea Party. If you're out to impress someone, places like Goldbrick House or Moltobuono make for a proper meal out. There’s plenty of art and history too. If you look up near the bottom of the street, you’ll spot one of Banksy’s most famous pieces, Well Hung Lover, cheekily painted on the side of a building. It’s easy to miss if you’re distracted by the traffic or someone trying to hand you a flyer, but it’s worth a glance. At the top of the hill, the Wills Memorial Building stands tall like something out of Harry Potter, and right next to it is Bristol Cathedral if you fancy a wander somewhere quieter. The buildings here have real character, and even the newer spots blend in with that classic Bristol mix of old and new. There’s even a wellness place with float tanks and therapies if you’re feeling fancy or just need to zone out for a bit. Speaking of weekends, Park Street really comes alive in the evenings. The laid-back daytime crowd gives way to noise, music, and groups of people in their going-out best, full of energy and questionable outfit choices. If you’re after peace and quiet, this probably isn’t the time to visit. But if you enjoy the buzz of the city and a bit of chaos, it’s all part of the fun. Expect someone shouting "Chloeee!" into the night, a bunch of mates trying to cross the road like it’s a team-building exercise, and someone in heels having a heart-to-heart with a bin. Park Street’s a bit of everything. It’s creative, chaotic, historic and very Bristol. You can shop, eat, wander, admire some street art, and still end up grabbing cheesy chips on your way down the hill. Whether you're here for the culture, the food, or just a good bit of people-watching, it’s got you covered. Just bring decent shoes and a sense of humour, especially after dark.
Loulou pick a nameLoulou pick a name
If youre looking for amazing coffee and proper italian cornettos (croissants) then Taste of Napoli is your go! Lovely visiting Park St again.
Tim HusainTim Husain
Brilliant street with a great buzz, lots of bars, cafes, restaurants and other shops. Also several historic buildings.
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Park Street in Bristol is one of the city’s most iconic stretches, a steep and buzzing road where culture, coffee and character all mix together. Starting near College Green and climbing all the way up to the massive Wills Memorial Building, it’s like taking a tour of Bristol’s personality in one long walk. Along the way you’ll come across loads of independent shops, vintage clothing spots, little boutiques and quirky places selling everything from handmade jewellery to vinyl records. You can grab a second-hand jacket, a gourmet sausage roll, and a fancy bar of chocolate all before you reach halfway up the hill. Food-wise, there’s something for everyone. You’ve got falafel at Eat a Pitta, pizza at Pizzarova, noodles at Toro, or you can go full brunch mode at Boston Tea Party. If you're out to impress someone, places like Goldbrick House or Moltobuono make for a proper meal out. There’s plenty of art and history too. If you look up near the bottom of the street, you’ll spot one of Banksy’s most famous pieces, Well Hung Lover, cheekily painted on the side of a building. It’s easy to miss if you’re distracted by the traffic or someone trying to hand you a flyer, but it’s worth a glance. At the top of the hill, the Wills Memorial Building stands tall like something out of Harry Potter, and right next to it is Bristol Cathedral if you fancy a wander somewhere quieter. The buildings here have real character, and even the newer spots blend in with that classic Bristol mix of old and new. There’s even a wellness place with float tanks and therapies if you’re feeling fancy or just need to zone out for a bit. Speaking of weekends, Park Street really comes alive in the evenings. The laid-back daytime crowd gives way to noise, music, and groups of people in their going-out best, full of energy and questionable outfit choices. If you’re after peace and quiet, this probably isn’t the time to visit. But if you enjoy the buzz of the city and a bit of chaos, it’s all part of the fun. Expect someone shouting "Chloeee!" into the night, a bunch of mates trying to cross the road like it’s a team-building exercise, and someone in heels having a heart-to-heart with a bin. Park Street’s a bit of everything. It’s creative, chaotic, historic and very Bristol. You can shop, eat, wander, admire some street art, and still end up grabbing cheesy chips on your way down the hill. Whether you're here for the culture, the food, or just a good bit of people-watching, it’s got you covered. Just bring decent shoes and a sense of humour, especially after dark.
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If youre looking for amazing coffee and proper italian cornettos (croissants) then Taste of Napoli is your go! Lovely visiting Park St again.
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Brilliant street with a great buzz, lots of bars, cafes, restaurants and other shops. Also several historic buildings.
Tim Husain

Tim Husain

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4.6
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5.0
30w

Park Street in Bristol is one of the city’s most iconic stretches, a steep and buzzing road where culture, coffee and character all mix together. Starting near College Green and climbing all the way up to the massive Wills Memorial Building, it’s like taking a tour of Bristol’s personality in one long walk. Along the way you’ll come across loads of independent shops, vintage clothing spots, little boutiques and quirky places selling everything from handmade jewellery to vinyl records. You can grab a second-hand jacket, a gourmet sausage roll, and a fancy bar of chocolate all before you reach halfway up the hill. Food-wise, there’s something for everyone. You’ve got falafel at Eat a Pitta, pizza at Pizzarova, noodles at Toro, or you can go full brunch mode at Boston Tea Party. If you're out to impress someone, places like Goldbrick House or Moltobuono make for a proper meal out.

There’s plenty of art and history too. If you look up near the bottom of the street, you’ll spot one of Banksy’s most famous pieces, Well Hung Lover, cheekily painted on the side of a building. It’s easy to miss if you’re distracted by the traffic or someone trying to hand you a flyer, but it’s worth a glance. At the top of the hill, the Wills Memorial Building stands tall like something out of Harry Potter, and right next to it is Bristol Cathedral if you fancy a wander somewhere quieter. The buildings here have real character, and even the newer spots blend in with that classic Bristol mix of old and new. There’s even a wellness place with float tanks and therapies if you’re feeling fancy or just need to zone out for a bit.

Speaking of weekends, Park Street really comes alive in the evenings. The laid-back daytime crowd gives way to noise, music, and groups of people in their going-out best, full of energy and questionable outfit choices. If you’re after peace and quiet, this probably isn’t the time to visit. But if you enjoy the buzz of the city and a bit of chaos, it’s all part of the fun. Expect someone shouting "Chloeee!" into the night, a bunch of mates trying to cross the road like it’s a team-building exercise, and someone in heels having a heart-to-heart with a bin.

Park Street’s a bit of everything. It’s creative, chaotic, historic and very Bristol. You can shop, eat, wander, admire some street art, and still end up grabbing cheesy chips on your way down the hill. Whether you're here for the culture, the food, or just a good bit of people-watching, it’s got you covered. Just bring decent shoes and a sense of humour,...

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5.0
17w

Park Street is a hub of life: every time I go to Bristol, I HAVE to go back. There's a huge range of things to do, from having delicious food and drink to vintage shopping and getting the latest skincare. My friend and I keep Park Street on our list as it has everything we need to make our trip into Bristol - clothing shops, bubble tea, oriental supermarkets, restaurants and too much more to list. The Street itself is gorgeous, with the famous Wills Memorial Building at the top, and extensive views when you look back down the street. It's perfect. A trip to Bristol wouldn't be complete without going to...

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5.0
2y

Big vibe at park street, it's quite steep though and there's no park so please use the pavement as there are no steps but there are some shops and eateries on the steep street but no park or steps...

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