From medieval to modern industrial, Bristol’s architecture spans the centuries featuring iconic buildings such as the Wills Memorial Building and the new Cabot Circus Shopping Centre. With Bristol University introducing students to the city, Bristol offers a lively nightlife with bars and clubs including Oceana, Jongleurs and the Gala Casino.
With the Bristol Old Vic as a principal theatre company, Bristol’s offers a range of theatres throughout the city, providing a theatre scene that suits any taste. Bristol also features a significant music scene and was announced as the most music city in the UK. The home to a variety of cultish bands that combine funk, punk and dub, Bristol was also the birthplace of British hip hop and also features a thriving jazz scene. |
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With prominent museums and galleries dotted throughout the city, Bristol hosts prestigious collections that include local archaeology, natural history and Chinese art and ceramics. The Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery and the former industrial museum, M Shed, truly represent Bristol life, giving you an insight into the city. |