Cheap Holidays to Bristol

Bristol Holidays

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Holidays in Bristol

It can be tricky to decide on your next holiday destination, but at ebookers we simplify the process. Discover why Bristol might just be the place you've been dreaming of.

As you walk through the city streets, you'll be sharing the footpaths with around 430,000 proud residents.

This destination is located 13 miles northeast of Winscombe, and 110 miles west of London, the national capital.

If you are planning a holiday for the entire family, trips to the Showcase Cinema De Lux and Battlefield Live should definitely be a winner. If you're looking for even more excitement, Skirmish Paintball Bristol and Avon Valley Adventure and Wildlife Park are some additional options.

Lean against the glass and watch a variety of underwater creatures go about their business at Bristol Aquarium.

You don't have to be a youngster to enjoy the Bristol Zoo! Visitors of all ages will have lots of opportunities to meet its intriguing animals through a series of well-thought-out exhibits.

Strolling around the well-kept gardens and artistic plant displays at the University of Bristol Botanic Garden feels like gliding through a magical dreamland.

From kicking a ball around to simply sprawling out on the grass, there are lots of reasons to head to a green space like Castle Park or Brandon Hill. Also think about finding a nice patch of grass and whiling away a little time at Leigh Woods or Bristol Castle Park.

Find some peace of mind and keep an eye out for the colourful birdlife at Chew Valley Lake, a serene natural waterway.

If you're searching for a moment's pause and a bit of fresh air, organise a trip to Portishead Lake Grounds or Giant's Cave. Want to have a few options on hand? Burrington Combe is also worth stopping by.

If you're seeking to learn something new or just find shelter from a rainy day, the SS Great Britain and the Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery ought to be on your list. Enquire about group tours or study the eye-opening displays at your own pace. After more? Also head to the Spike Island and The Georgian House.

Ship construction and navigation techniques have played a huge role in shaping many countries across the world. To learn more about the nautical history of the region, head to the Brunel Institute.

The science nerds among us will be in their happy place at the At-Bristol. Showcasing even more fascinating leading-edge discoveries, the displays at Clifton Downs and Observatory are bound to inspire your imagination.

Improve your knowledge of the natural world with a trip to the Earth Sciences Museum. With so much to learn and so many fascinating objects and specimens to look at, you might want to spend a whole day there!

Grab an extra strong coffee — you have a long day of gallery hopping to throw yourself into. The M Shed is an excellent place to start your journey. Next up are the exceptional collections of the Royal West of England Academy and Toll House Gallery.

Learn about Bristol's past and come to understand the present with a visit to the Frenchay Village Museum. Would you like to dig even deeper? Then put the Oakham Treasures and the Harveys Wine Museum on your list too.

Want to better understand Bristol's past? Plan a day out at the Thornbury Castle and Cabot Tower. Why not also swing by Clevedon Court and Red Lodge?

A piece of architecture that has spanned the waterways of Bristol for what seems like forever, Clifton Suspension Bridge is a vital part of the city's character that no visitor should skip.

Whether you're religious or not, places of prayer like St. Peters Church and Bristol Cathedral are sure to be among the most peaceful sights you'll encounter during your travels. St. Mary Redcliffe Church and Clifton Cathedral are some other historically significant sites.

When you're venturing to new lands, it's sometimes the less popular sites that you'll most fondly remember once you've come back home. A couple of places which fit that bill here are the Watershed and HorseWorld. You shouldn't skip the Arnolfini Gallery and the Banksy Graffiti Frogmore Street either.