📍 One-Day Trip to Bristol

Since my first arrival in the UK in June 2019, the photos show my fifth visit to Bristol in May 2023 �. I know this city particularly well, having spent several months here with a host family during the COVID-19 lockdown. Today, I’d like to share my Bristol travel guide with you! ✏️ 📌 Clifton Suspension Bridge BS8 3JX This was our first stop, and we took a taxi directly here. Behind me is the Clifton Observatory—entry to the viewing platform costs £5 (tickets available online or on-site). The view from the top is nice, but not drastically different. 🌉 📌 Ambrose Road BS8 4RY We walked 🚶 from the Clifton Bridge to the famous Rainbow Houses (about 21 mins). If the weather’s nice, walking is a great choice! 👍 I firmly believe that the best way to explore a city is to wander every corner of it! The Rainbow Houses are super photogenic—a must-visit for photo lovers! 📸🌈 📌 Cabot Tower (in Brandon Hill Park) BS1 5RR On sunny days, the park is full of people reading books 📖 or relaxing. Climbing to the top of the tower gives you a 360° panoramic view of Bristol. Fun fact: The University of Bristol’s iconic Law School building is just across the street! 📌 Wills Memorial Building BS8 1RJ If you want to visit the top, you can book in advance on the official website 🔅. ⚠️ Tours are only available on Saturdays at 11:00 AM & 1:00 PM, lasting about 1-1.5 hours (£5 per ticket). 📌 Bristol Cathedral BS1 5TJ In the UK, a city is defined not by its population but by whether it has a cathedral! Like Brandon Hill Park, the area in front of the cathedral is perfect for sunbathing on weekends—people sprawl on the grass, enjoying the free sunshine. ☀️ 📎 Route map available! If it’s your first time in Bristol, these are my top recommended spots! � Bristol also has many great nearby destinations, like Bath (just 15 mins by train). I’ll share a Bath travel guide soon! #UK #Bristol #TravelUK #StudyAbroad #LifeAesthetics #London #StudentLifeInUK