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View Our Map of Clifton Village It is only a ten minute stroll along the Promenade from Bristol Zoo to Clifton Village. And with its avenue of trees, it is a lovely walk too Soak up spectacular views from the Observatory Key Stu nning Pub, Hair and bus stop views! restaurant beauty and food taxi stand cycle stand Retail Offices and gifts public toilets The Clifton Fashion Services Suspension Bridge A lovely spot The Clifton Suspension for a picnic Bridge was designed by and play Fa nt a stic Home, Accommodation Isambard Kingdom Brunel, open space interiors, it is the symbol of the city of for walks Bristol. For over 150 years and picnics and art www.discoverclifton.co.uk this Grade 1 listed structure has attracted visitors from all over the world. The bridge joins Bristol Getting here and North Somerset and It is really easy to get to Clifton Village by bus, taxi or bike. is owned and operated by Clifton Suspension Bridge By Bus Trust. It is entirely funded …to and from the City Centre and, Bristol Temple Meads and Clifton by tolls – which have paid Down train stations via Bus numbers 8 and 9 for it’s upkeep since it first Amazing …to and from Park & Rides at Long Ashton and Shirehampton via Bus opened to the public on 8th numbers 505 and 901 respectively December 1864. Victoria n & Georgian Parking Press! Architectu re There is ample parking in all areas including 30 minutes free in P&D bays! Visit www.travelwest.info for more details Clifton’s ‘ This map is indicative of Clifton Village and is not to scale. s e c ret ’ ra i l wa y Vibrant Victorian Shopping Arcade Kick back and WG Grace relax in the lived at no.15 Mall Gardens Victoria Square Pa r k l a n d dominated by trees – Perfect place to rela x Enjoy the natural beauty of Birdcage walk Take a stroll down what once was ‘the longest terrace in Europe’ Funded by: CLIFTON VILLAGE © BID Clifton Village DiscoverCliftonMap_AWK.indd 1 07/01/2016 10:15 RETAIL VILLAGE EATING SPECTACULAR THERAPY & DRINKING SCENERY Arguably Bristol’s most beautiful shopping quarter, Clifton is known for its independent spirit and vibrant Steeped in history, Clifton’s spectacular position on the Clifton Village is home to an array of independent shops food culture, and is home to some of the best cafés, bars, cliffs of the Avon Gorge boasts stunning views over and boutiques. Whether you are looking for the season’s restaurants and delis that Bristol has to offer. Bristol to the south. It also provides a striking backdrop must have clothing, a gift for a friend, unique jewellery or for Clifton’s most famous landmarks and magnificent an antique, you are sure to find it here. Foodie heaven Georgian architecture. For all the foodies out there, Follow us @CliftonVillage For the love of vintage Clifton Village is brimming with Dizzying heights independent butchers, bakers and www.discoverclifton.co.uk Antiques and art lovers, listen up! Take in the spectacular views delicatessens, selling a plethora of Clifton Village is brimming with from Clifton’s Observatory. Sitting wonderful, local produce. unique vintage finds. From rare high up on the Downs, above second hand books to antique the Suspension Bridge, you can furniture, this is the perfect place Eating Out SOMETHING FOR Drinking wander inside the Observatory for a spot of browsing. Whether you want a quick bite or travel through an underground to eat, or a full on fine dining Enjoy a pre-dinner drink at one passage to Ghyston’s Cave. ALL THE FAMILY In style experience, Clifton Village is home of Clifton’s pubs or wine bars, Brunel’s Bridge or relax after a day of shopping Soak up breath-taking scenery Why not indulge in a little retail to some of Bristol’s finest cafés, and sightseeing. Whatever the from the Suspension Bridge. therapy? Clifton Village is home bars and restaurants. From small Whether you are after family-friendly dining, a occasion, Clifton has it covered. Designed by the great Isambard to some of Bristol’s most stylish independents to well-known playground with a view or even a trip to the zoo, Kingdom Brunel, the bridge has independents and boutiques, which chains, you are spoilt for choice… become a defining symbol of Clifton is the perfect family destination. are sure to impress even the most Bristol, and a fantastic spot for a die-hard of fashionistas. Christ Church Green The Clifton Experience: stroll to enjoy stunning views of the All things interior… With many award winning cafes, Gorge and beyond. Playground Whether you are looking for new curtains, flooring or even a kitchen, restaurants and delis, Clifton Village A perfect spot for a picnic and Clifton Village is home to some of the best home and interior designers in is the perfect place to relax and enjoy a play, Christ Church Green the South-West, who can offer you the expertise and inspiration to suit ‘The Clifton Experience’ is set amongst the trees in an your home and lifestyle. area of natural beauty, making DID YOU KNOW? it a lovely place for families to Me time www.discoverclifton.co.uk/attraction_category/food_drink The acclaimed poet John Betjeman explore and enjoy. In need of a good stylist or a described Clifton as ‘the handsomest place to pamper? The Village is suburb of Europe’ home to some of the city’s best hair and beauty salons. You are truly spoilt for choice… OUT AND ABOUT Clifton Arcade: A unique Royal York Crescent shopping haven… A trip to Clifton The Downs Bristol Zoo Stroll along this majestic Georgian isn’t complete without a visit to this Get those walking shoes on! From stunning parks terrace, once reputed to be the Right on the edge of the Village, Kids and grown-ups of all ages beautiful Victorian shopping arcade. to bracing walks, Clifton is best enjoyed on foot... longest in Europe. From its unique a trip to Clifton isn’t complete will love Bristol Zoo. Just a short position on Clifton’s hillside, it is without a stroll on the Downs. ten minute walk from Clifton Originally opened in 1878, it fell into Wild Clifton a striking landmark that can be As well as being the perfect place Village, the zoo is home to more disuse but has recently been rebuilt seen from the harbourside below for a picnic, the Downs is home than 400 different species. in its Venetian splendour and now The spectacular Avon Gorge is abundant with plants and wildlife, including and even from as far afield as to many events including charity Admission prices include a many rare species that are unique to the area. Head to the Downs, on the Bedminster in the south of the city. runs, circuses, funfairs and even donation to the global wildlife houses an eclectic community of edge of Clifton Village, to soak up the stunning scenery. sponsored abseiling! conservation projects that Bristol small shops including designers, jewellers, Zoo is actively involved in, auctioneers and much more! Clifton In Bloom including the Cameroon project, Clifton is brimming with colour and DID YOU KNOW? the Philippines Project, and the has won a host of accolades for its Giraffe House Appeal. www.discoverclifton.co.uk/attraction_category/ spectacular gardens, squares and Bristol Zoo was founded in shopping_retatil_therapy green spaces, including National DID YOU KNOW? 1835 and is the oldest zoo RHS and South West in Bloom Clifton is home to a ‘secret’ railway… Clifton Rocks awards...The Mall Gardens, is one in the world, outside of a Railway, built inside the cliffs of the Avon Gorge, Hotels: If you are looking to great place to stop and relax... capital city. closed just before World War 2. Behind the entrance stay in the Village there are Leigh Woods to the station at several hotels available which Less than half a mile from Clifton the bottom are within walking distance Village, just over the suspension of the Gorge is (visit our website for details) bridge, is Leigh Woods. With its a tunnel cut tranquil wilderness and stunning views, it has been designated a through the rock, Events: There are plenty of events national nature reserve. which emerges and activities happening in Clifton next to the Avon Transport: With easy access from Bristol Temple Village throughout the year. Visit Guided Walks: For a great guided walk around the Gorge Hotel. www.discoverclifton.co.uk/news or Meads (no 8/9 Bus or Taxi) and from Park & Rides, walking on foot is the ideal way to experience the historic heart of Clifton, follow Julia Killingback and follow us on Twitter @CliftonVillage Michael Pascoe as they take you through the ages, to find out more. delights of Clifton Village. For those wishing to come by car, we have ample 3hr & 5hr parking in the heart of the www.explorewalks.co.uk Village. (visit www.travelwest.info for more details) www.discoverclifton.co.uk/attraction_category/family_activities www.discoverclifton.co.uk/attraction_category/environment_outdoors www.discoverclifton.co.uk/attraction_category/architecture DiscoverCliftonMap_AWK.indd 2 07/01/2016 10:15.
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