Museums in Bristol, England

Very close to the Clifton Suspension Bridge , the Clifton Observatory houses a camera obscura, a rotating m... More on Yahoo! Travel

Very good views ! More on TripAdvisor

Strange to have an Empire museum in these politically correct times? Well, the British Empire and Commonwea... More on Yahoo! Travel

There's a lot of cultural significance here and it's great that the museum looks honestly at the history... More on Yahoo! Travel

Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery is an extremely popular museum and a great place to go to on a rainy da... More on Yahoo! Travel

I visited with my folks to see the brilliant wildlife photographic exhibition downstairs! We only had time ... More on TripAdvisor

This annual Bristol event is not only an interesting British cultural phenomenon, steeped in ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Tuckett family of Frenchay were a prominent Quaker family with many pioneering members. FF Frenchay was an alpinist (many lodges in the Alps are named after him), his father lived through the B... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Tuckett family of Frenchay were a prominent Quaker family with many pioneering members. FF Frenchay ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Blaise Castle House Museum is set in a beautifully restored 18th century, country house on the outskirts of the city in Blaise Castle Estate, one of Bristol's finest parkland. It contains a fol... More on Yahoo! Travel

It's a lovely walk, fantastic views, great play area for kids and a decent cafe. More on TripAdvisor

If you want to explore these fascinating, underground, 800 year-old cellars, either get together with a group of friends, or try and tag onto an existing groupthey are only open to groups of 20 people or more. It's worth the effort ... More on Yahoo! Travel

History-lovers will appreciate the King John's Hunting Lodge a rather special place. Not only is it educational but it exudes an atmosphere of bygone ages. Using your imagination you can get an idea of what everyday life was like ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Architecture Centre is housed in an eighteenth century building once the workplace of sail-makers and was opened in September 1996 with the aim of increasing people's enjoyment of the built environment. It also provides a meeting ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This place is a bit of a curiosity - although it's in the heart of the city, because it's inside a university building, the general public tend to assume they can't go in. Well, they can! You just have to ask the porters inside for ... More on Yahoo! Travel