- Bristol
- Outdoor
- Ages 9+
- Tours and River Cruises
Attraction Information
Curious About Bristol gives an exciting perspective into what makes this cosmopolitan city what it is.
Enjoy the walks individually or put them together to form one longer walk, depending upon how many of our suggestions for things to see and do on the way distract you, and your available time and energy!
Walk 1: Bathurst Basin to College Green
From the charming Bathurst Basin, you soon find yourself at the elegant Queen Square, before passing along Broad Quay and into the majestic ‘old city‘. Next it's up the unusually named Christmas Steps, before passing Colston Hall to end your walk at College Green, with the splendour of Bristol Cathedral and Council House.
College Green to Cabot Tower
Passing the front of the impressive Cathedral, you discover the St George's area, before heading to the bustle of Park Street, with its quaint shops and restaurants. Next it's round the elegant Great George and Charlotte Streets, and into peaceful Berkeley Square. Finally, you reach the infamous Brandon Hill, to end your walk at the bottom of the Cabot Tower: do you have the energy left to climb and experience the fabulous views of the city you have just explored?
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Opening hours
Our walks are self guided, so can be done whenever you like and in your own time!
Pricing
Travel & Contact Information
Address
Starts at Bathurst Parade, Bristol, Somerset and Bristol, BS1 6UB, England
Phone number
0115 9502151
Map
Website
Click here to visit Curious About Bristol's website.FAQ & Additional Information
Curious About Bristol has not told us about their parking.
No, there are no toilets available.
Public toilets are available on the way.
No, there are no baby changing facilities.
Yes, you can bring a picnic.
Yes, there is an onsite restaurant.
Curious About Bristol passes numerous pubs, bars, restaurants, shops and cafes. On the first walk, why not stop to sample the local ciders at the Cider Shop on Christmas Steps? Queen Square and College Green are both pleasant places to stop for a rest or a picnic! On the second walk, the climb up Cabot Tower offers fantastic views of Bristol; time for a well earned rest and perhaps a picnic in Brandon Hill Park!
No, Curious About Bristol is not wheelchair friendly.
No, Curious About Bristol have stated they are not pushchair friendly.
Curious About Bristol has not told us if they are dog friendly.