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River Avon in Bristol

Welcome to Bristol!

Bristol's unique mix of history, culture and heritage has created a young, diverse and vibrant city that attracts people from all over the world. The mix of dramatic landscape, georgian and contemporary architecture and innovative and creative talent, has fashioned a relaxed, tolerant and hard working city where business and leisure go hand in hand. Click here to find out more about Bristol today.

As gateway to southwest England, Bristol is surrounded by beautiful countryside and coastline, historic woodlands and open green space and yet is only an hour and a half from London. The city is a major hub in the national road and rail networks and its own busy international airport serves dozens of European and transatlantic destinations. Click here to download a detailed map of Bristol's central area.

Bristol is a great destination if you are visiting for business. Conference Bristol will provide you with all the help needed to promote a successful conference, event, promotion or exhibition in the city’s many striking indoor and outdoor venues, together with expert local advice on accommodation, travel and hospitality. Click here for more information if you are visiting the council.

If you are visiting for pleasure, the city has much to offer including state of the art and historic attractions, museums, historic theatres and concert halls. There are hotels, bars and restaurants in the attractive old city, and the many beautiful parks and open spaces play host to an exciting city events programme.

To find out more, view VisitBristol, the city’s tourism website.

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