Stayed in Bristol for three days, the happiness value of each day is very high, from London to Bristol on the first day, the weather is very good, there are no tall buildings, the first impression is a little "village", the "village" is not derogatory. But give people a feeling of peace and good, is the degree of want to retire here in the future.

Just stroll around, without taking the bus, and you'll see a lot of interesting sights on the city walk.

📍Cabot circus

Pedestrian street, you can simply stroll around, this street scenery is very European, very not "British", a bit like small Paris, along the way there are many Vintage shops, dessert shops, and jelly cat shop here!

📍Clifton Observatory

Bristol's core attraction Observatory and suspension bridge together, need to climb a hill about 10 minutes observatory can overlook the entire suspension bridge, is also very out of the piece Angle. You will see a lot of padlocks in the nearby enclosure, which is also a place where young British couples like to make wishes, you can buy a small lock in boots in advance.

📍Bristol museum

Price: Free

The most recommended place! We can hang out on the way to the conservatory. Although the museum looks small, it contains animal specimens (sea, land and air), dinosaur fossils, Asian Museum (a lot of Chinese relics), French art and so on! Kind of like the Natural history museum, it is recommended to go early, I see directly closed!

Return can change a way to go, there are many small shops! And a full 4💷 bookstore!

📍Mshed

Price: Free

M Shed, located in Harbourside, is also Bristol's city record museum, occupying two floors of galleries listing the introduction of Bristol's various areas, some of the exhibits provided by the residents themselves. The third floor rooftop is an excellent viewing platform for panoramic views of the city.

This museum is mainly about the history of Bristol, some of the black movement and so on, you can have a quick look. Outside is the steam train, I went that day did not open, you can check the time in advance, it seems that the price is only 3💷. There's a lot of railroad tracks out there. It's a very retro place!

📍 Little coloured houses Totterdown

A good night to hear the sunset ride. Colorful houses, mountainous terrain, with new surprises every time you see it. Look at the weather, the weather is good when the shot is good! On the way there will be a lot of lawns, parks, small playgrounds, perfect for taking photos!

📍Blaise castle house Museum

Blaise Castle House is currently open to the public by the City of Bristol Museum and Art Gallery as a museum. It is also worth mentioning that Blaise Castle Estate has a long stream, you can walk along the stream, climb up the hill to the castle, you can also see the view overlooking the hill, in good weather can be said to be a natural oxygen bar.