Bristol Cathedral, standing proudly on College Green, is one of England’s great medieval churches and a centre of worship, music, and community life for nearly 900 years. Originally founded as an Augustinian abbey in 1140, it became a cathedral in 1542 and today remains a striking blend of Norman, Gothic, and Victorian architecture. Its unique “hall church” design, where nave and choir are of equal height, creates a sense of light and openness rarely found in English cathedrals. Visitors can admire the intricate stone vaulting, medieval stained glass, and the magnificent Chapter House, as well as enjoy the award-winning garden that offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city. The cathedral is also renowned for its choral tradition, with daily services and concerts filling the space with music. Alongside worship, it hosts exhibitions, talks, and community events, reflecting Bristol’s diverse cultural life. Open to all with free entry, Bristol Cathedral invites exploration of its sacred spaces, history, and ongoing role as a place of reflection, creativity, and welcome at the heart of the city.
Bristol United KingdomBristol Cathedral, standing proudly on College Green, is one of England’s great medieval churches and a centre of worship, music, and community life for nearly 900 years. Originally founded as an Augustinian abbey in 1140, it became a cathedral in 1542 and today remains a striking blend of Norman, Gothic, and Victorian architecture. Its unique “hall church” design, where nave and choir are of equal height, creates a sense of light and openness rarely found in English cathedrals. Visitors can admire the intricate stone vaulting, medieval stained glass, and the magnificent Chapter House, as well as enjoy the award-winning garden that offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city. The cathedral is also renowned for its choral tradition, with daily services and concerts filling the space with music. Alongside worship, it hosts exhibitions, talks, and community events, reflecting Bristol’s diverse cultural life. Open to all with free entry, Bristol Cathedral invites exploration of its sacred spaces, history, and ongoing role as a place of reflection, creativity, and welcome at the heart of the city.
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M Shed
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The Georgian House Museum
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Red Lodge Museum
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Blaise Museum
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Kings Weston Roman Villa
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Brunel’s SS Great Britain
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Aerospace Bristol
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Bristol Old Vic
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Bristol Hippodrome
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Tobacco Factory Theatres
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Redgrave Theatre
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The Wardrobe Theatre
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Winston Theatre
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Royal West of England Academy
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Spike Island Gallery
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Arnolfini
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Centrespace Studios & Gallery
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Bristol Castle
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Queen Victoria Statue
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William III Statue
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John Cabot Statue
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Rajah Rammohun Roy Statue
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Queen Square
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Portland Square
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Cabot Tower
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Blaise Castle
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Snuff Mills
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National Trust - Leigh Woods
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Sea Walls
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Castle Park
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Clifton Suspension Bridge Museum
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Brandon Hill
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Round Pool
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St. George Park
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Perrett Park
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Stoke Park Estate
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Oldbury Court Estate
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Clifton Down
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Clifton Suspension Bridge
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Wake The Tiger
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St Anne's Woods
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Giant's Cave
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Badock's Wood
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Northern Slopes
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Floating Harbour
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Wills Memorial Building
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Steepest Street in England
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