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Bristol Reprint Welcome to Bristol Architecture Centre K6 Brunel’s Old Station R6 Colston Hall K4 Maritime Heritage Centre F6 Temple Meads Station R6 Anchor Road G5 Corn Street K4 Park Row G3 Rupert Street M3 The Horsefair N2 B Arnolfini K6 Brunel's ss Great Britain F6 Corn Exchange M4 Museum of Bristol K6 Tourist Information Centre K5 Baldwin Street K4 Coronation Road G7 Park Street H4 St. Augustine ’s Parade K4 The Mall C4 At-Bristol H5 Bus & Coach Station M2 Council House H5 Quakers Meeting House R2 T h e Mall Bristol N3 Berkeley Place F3 Deanery Road G5 Prince Street K5 St. James’ Barton N2 Trenchard Street H4 Blue Reef Aquarium H5 Cabot Circus P2 CREATE B7 Red Lodge H3 Shopping Centre Bond Street N2 High Street M4 Queen Charlotte Street M5 St. Paul’s Road F2 Union Street M3 & IMAX 3D Camera Obscura A3 Crown Court K4 Register Office M4 University of Bristol Broadmead N2 King Street M5 Queen ’s Road F3 Temple Gate P6 Upper Maudlin Street K2 Bristol Cathedral H5 Central Library H5 Folk House H4 RWA Art Gallery F2 Students’ Union E3 Broad Street M3 Lewins Mead K3 Queen Square M5 Temple Quay P5 Victoria Street N5 Bristol Hippodrome K4 City Museum & Art Gallery G3 Georgian House G4 St. George ’s Bristol G4 Victoria Rooms F2 Christmas Steps K3 Millennium Square H6 Redcliffe Way N6 Temple Way P5 Welsh Back M5 Bristol Old Vic M5 City of Bristol College G5 John Wesley ’s Chapel N2 St. Mary Redcliffe N6 Wills Memorial Building G3 Clifton Down Road C3 Narrow Quay K5 Regent Street D4 The Centre Promenade K5 Whiteladies Road F2 Bristol Zoo Gardens B1 Clifton Suspension Bridge A4 Magistrates’ Court M2 St. Nicholas Markets M4 Watershed K5 Clifton Triangle F3 Nelson Street M3 Royal York Crescent B4 The Grove M6 Wine Street M3 a Clifton a Cotham A38 M32 DEFGHKMNPRDown M4 & M5 A & Redland A University of 3 E T Centre for Sport, Magistrates 5 Bristol Heart WC L E 1 M BOND ST R H D E EE E Bristol Library Court T 0 Exercise & Health - D U R Institute T Clifton The R EN T P A V Premier D N U E A S L B M L Hotel S E University of Bristol Bristol Royal St James L Washington O A St Michaels N B Inn I 0 E D N 8 & 9 S R Cinema R I L Bus and 1 Y Barton Senate House T Infirmary A&E O Hotel O L D Hospital D W 0 D K S T A 500 A U R 2 E T Coach E A D T O A IR l 2 i 2 M A E R L M F E E R D E c OA M A S R O S E R University of R Station n I H U O R T A ’ N C D H WC S T P u O O R L LT L T D I E E R E 500 o H U 8 & 9 St. Michael’s Hill R E I H S E Bristol Victoria N T N RWA V C A H A F P I N R P E I Bristol St James E P S D y S E U T t Rooms W S i T Art O L L U Open N Bristol N L T S D ’ Dental Park Cabot Circus C I C S R O V Shopmobility l Top Bus E Gallery S B o ROA E R Haematology & 8 & 9 John Wesleys EAD E EN’S D R M t E D Hospital U H O D T Q S Bristol Eye 500 A s i R O A R I I Oncology Centre Chapel B Quakers r T A L D Future Inns Y B K L Hospital 8 & 9 The D . 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