About Bristol

The history of Bristol is one full of exciting art and culture. So much so that in 2008, the city was shorted for the European Capital of Culture Award. To find out about Bristol and Bristol history, just venture into one of the city's fantastic museums. Brunels' Great Britain was the winner of UK Museum of the Year and The Gulbenkian Prize 2006. This local treasure explores the exciting Bristol history from a restored ship and was the fist of its kind.

Or why not get a feel for the history of Bristol and local culture on a trip to the City Museum and Art Gallery? Boasting lots of exciting exhibitions and innovative events, it is a great place to absorb the local talent whilst meeting new friends.

Things to do in Bristol

With over 450 species of animals and huge conservation projects, Bristol Zoo Gardens is an interesting place to visit. Or if wildlife doesn't do it for you check the shopping out at Cabot Circus, Bristol's newest shopping centre which has incorporated both class and affordability in exclusive ranges from some of the best known brands.

There are so many uber cool things to do in Bristol and our Socials try and make the best of what's on offer. The Bristol Hippodrome theatre has the latest plays or check out the Tobacco Factory to see class productions in a unique setting. If you're looking for clubs and drink orientated things to do in Bristol, go to Bristol's main nightlife areas which are around the harbourside, along Whiteladies Road and Park Street, on Corn Street and at the Old City. Or if cocktails strike your fancy - try The Living Room.

About Bath

Bath is a unique city and you do not have to go to any of its museums to experience the visually inspiring Bath history. With Abbey and Georgian stone crescents(including the Royal Crescent, the Circus and Pulteney Bridge ) as well as beautiful hot springs and Roman baths, history can be seen everywhere. Bordered by the rolling countryside of Somerset, everything about Bath is visually stimulating.

Things to do in Bath

A historic town doesn't necessarily mean a boring town and in Bath's case, it does not! With great shopping to include Milsom Place, which is home to a vast collection of sophisticated shops, as well as The Corridor, in the heart of the city, offering the better known brands - you won't run out of things to do in Bath.

The Theatre Royal along with the Ustinov Theatre ensure that there is all kinds of further entertainment to enjoy while the bustling nightlife guarantees people new to the city a chance to meet the locals.

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