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Bristol - Tourist Attractions, Amusements,
Theme Parks, Walks, Viewpoints, Zoos, etc
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This page covers
general Tourist Attractions, including Amusement Parks,
Boat Trips,
Theme Parks, Specialist Shops, factory shops and outlet
villages, Guided Walks, Country Parks,
Viewpoints, Zoos and wildlife parks, etc.
We know that not all the
attractions in Bristol are listed. Please help us
make this guide comprehensive by giving details of
missing attractions
here.
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Bristol Ferry Boat Company
MB Tempora, Welsh Back, Bristol, BS1 4SP
Tel: 0117 9273416 Fax:
0117 9294077
E-mail:
enquiries@bristolferryboat.co.uk
Web:
www.bristolferryboat.co.uk
Explore the harbourside and see all that's on
offer from the water.
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The Bristol Packet Boat
Trips
Wapping Wharf, Gas Ferry Road, Bristol, BS1 6UN
Tel: 0117 926 8157 Fax:
0117 929 4127
Web:
www.bristolpacket.co.uk
A full range of Public and Charter Boat Trips on
the river Avon between Bath and the Bristol
Channel (including the Avon Gorge) and in and
around Bristol's Floating Harbour.
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St. Nicholas Markets
Corn Street, Corn Exchange, Old City, Bristol,
BS1 1JQ
Web:
www.bristol-city.gov.uk
Bristol's famous markets located within the
historic Old City area with links to Bristol's
medieval past.
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At-Bristol
Harbourside, Bristol, BS1 5DB
Tel: 0845 345 1235
E-mail:
information@at-bristol.org.uk
Web:
www.at-bristol.org.uk
At-Bristol brings science, nature and art to
life through three magical attractions; Explore
At-Bristol, Wildwalk At-Bristol and IMAX Theatre
At-Bristol.
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Blaise Castle Estate
Kingsweston Road, Lawrence Weston, Bristol, BS10
Tel: 0117 922 3719
E-mail:
bristolparks@bristol-city.gov.uk
Web:
www.bristol-city.gov.uk
650 acres of Grade 2 listed parkland steeped in
over 5000 years of history. With a deep wooded
limestone gorge, dramatic scenery, and ancient
monuments provide plenty to do for the whole
family. In fact there's so much to do it's easy
lose a whole day enjoying the variety of
features and facilities.
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Walking in Bristol
C/O Traffic Management Team, 4th Floor, Wilder
House, Wilder Street, Bristol, BS2 8PH
Tel: 0117 9036670 Fax:
0117 9036830
E-mail:
Traffic_management@bristol-city.gov.uk
Web:
www.bristol-city.gov.uk
Bristol Council's guide to walking in and around
the city.
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NOAH'S ARK ZOO FARM
Failand Road, Wraxall, Bristol, BS48 1PG
Tel: 01275 852606
E-mail:
info@noahsarkzoofarm.co.uk
Web:
www.noahsarkzoofarm.co.uk
Converted Dairy Farm
providing a fun-packed all weather experience
set in beautiful countryside, Noah’s Ark Zoo
Farm is home to over 80 breeds of animals. New
for 2005 - Rhinos!
Other animals include:
Camels, Llamas, Lemurs, Tamarins, Marmosets,
Sugar Gliders, Leopard Tortoise, Geckos,
Chameleon, Crested Cranes, Lilford Cranes,
Turkey, Rheas, Bison, Red Deer, Yaks, Wallabies,
Water Birds, Calves, Goats, Sheep, Horses,
Guinea Fowl, Chickens, Pigs, Chipmunks, Rabbits,
Guinea Pigs, Gerbils, Snakes and other reptiles.
Also Tropical Birds including Peacocks and
Parrots. Demo beehive. There are 5 indoor areas
of adventure play and animals to feed, groom and
hold, plus tractor-rides over the 300 acre farm
offering stunning views. Café and Shop. Free
parking. Monster Maze & Observation Tower,
indoor play & picnics.
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Bristol Zoo Gardens
Clifton, Bristol BS8 3HA
Tel: 0117 974 7399 Fax:
0117 973 6814
E-mail:
information@bristolzoo.org.uk
Web:
www.bristolzoo.org.uk
Awarded Zoo of the Year in 2004, Bristol Zoo
Gardens is a registered charity, maintaining and
defending biodiversity through breeding
endangered species, conserving threatened
species and habitats and promoting a wider
understanding of the natural world.
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HorseWorld
Staunton Manor Farm, Staunton Lane, Whitchurch,
Bristol, BS14 0QJ
Tel: 01275 540173 Fax:
01275 540119
Web:
www.horseworld.org.uk
HorseWorld’s Visitor Centre supports the work of
The Friends of Bristol Horses Society; a charity
caring for horses, ponies and donkeys in need.
The family can enjoy a day out at the visitor
centre. Activities include; pony rides,
tractor tours and “touch and groom” areas, and
pet the farm animals. There's indoor and outdoor
play areas, a regular programme of presentations
and activities. Whilst the children have fun on
the indoor slides or in the Straw Den, parents
can relax in the tea room or browse our shop.
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