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• Bristol Harbour. The old Port of Bristol on the Avon River has been given a new and imaginative lease of life, its many wharves and warehouses restored or converted to contemporary uses. Traditionally known as the Floating Harbour, the area is now home to museums, galleries, exhibitions, the Bristol Aquarium, At-Bristol Science Center, and the Arnolfini visual arts, music, and performance center.
• St. Mary Redcliffe. When Queen Elizabeth I visited Bristol in 1574, she described St. Mary Redcliffe as "the fairest parish church in England." Built in the 13th century and extensively renovated in the 15th century in the Baroque style, the church is located on the south side of Floating Harbour and takes its name from the red cliffs on which it stands. With its slender, clustered pillars and reticulated vaulting, hexagonal porch, and richly decorated doorway, it perfectly displays the wealth of Bristol's rich merchants.
• Bristol Cathedral. Originally the church of the Saint Augustine Abbey, Bristol Cathedral took almost 600 years to achieve its present form. The east end, superbly rebuilt in the Decorated style by Abbot Knowle, dates from between 1298 and 1330. The central tower and transepts were completed in the 16th century, and the nave and towered west facade are from the 19th century. The church was elevated to cathedral status in 1542.
• Brunel's SS Great Britain. The SS Great Britain, the world's first iron-hulled passenger ship, lives on at the same dock from which the great vessel was launched in 1843. The work of the famed engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, it also was the first use of screw propellers on a ship. Located at Bristol's Great Western Dock, the ship is a testament to Brunel's engineering ingenuity. Today, you can stroll the ship's upper decks or explore below decks and peep into the luxury cabins of First Class passengers.
• Llandoger Trow. The famous triple-gabled, half-timbered Llandoger Trow building in King Street, built in 1664, is where Alexander Selkirk is said to have told the story of his shipwreck to Daniel Defoe, who immortalized the tale in Robinson Crusoe. The Llandoger Trow was also the model for the Admiral Benbow, the inn frequented by Long John Silver in Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island. Carefully restored in 1991, the building is linked by an underpass to the Theatre Royal, home of the Bristol Old Vic and the oldest playhouse in England to have had its stage in continuous use.

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Where to Stay in Bristol UK

Bristol is a port city located to the South West England, United Kingdom. With the most number of students and educational centres, Bristol is a must experience in United Kingdom.

Here’s a list of places where you can stay in Bristol UK:

• OLD CITY. Known as the medieval heart of Bristol, it a place where transportation will never be a problem. You can reach your neighbourhood by bike, car or walking. You can also look see historical structures such as Bristol Cathedral, St. Nicholas Market and Queen Square in this district.
• CLIFTON. As one of the most exclusive in the neighbourhood of Bristol, Clifton offers different ranges of hotel accomodations for all types of visitors. You can also enjoy the avant-garde boutiques in the district.
• TEMPLE. This area includes the oldest and largest train station in the city, Temple Meads can get you to London and Manchester. This place is the visitor’s favourite place to stay in because of its transportation system.
• HARBOURSIDE. If you want to experience outdoor activities such as rowling and sailing, this district is a good choice to stay in for athletic and sports enthusiasts.

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