Best Nightlife in Cheddar Gorge & Caves

"Bag a table by the window (or on the terrace) in the glass-fronted River Station (The Grove) to catch the action in the harbour. Go all out in the smart upstairs restaurant with mains such as roast hake with parmesan crust and cannellini beans, the two-course set lunch in the relaxed downstairs café-bar is a bargain."

"The clue is in the title with this one; Riverstation is sat right on the water, overlooking Bristol's pretty multicoloured houses. For sunny days, there's a large outdoor terrace, while inside, interiors are moody and atmospheric. But wherever you eat, expect a menu of seasonal British dishes."

"Sitting pretty by the waterside, Riverstation is the restaurant and bar that boasts a menu that's as impressive as the views. It's perfect for a summer date night, with British dishes, modern cocktails and a quaffable wine list."

"Nestled within four acres of mature award-winning gardens, The Bath Priory hotel is a tranquil oasis just a short walk away from the city centre, think country house in the city. The hotel feels like a private residence, rooms are named after flowers and each of the 33 guest-rooms are different, and adorned with art work and antiques, sourced by Andrew and Christina Brownsword the hotel proprietors. Rooms come in various categories from classic through to deluxe with beautiful views out to the garden and their own balconies and if you want to go for the ultimate luxury experience choose one of their suites which include decadent roll top baths and separate living areas."

"Not only does the hotel have a luxurious spa, it has its eye very much on all things budding and beautiful – it has a stunning, award-winning garden and all its rooms are named after flowers. The Heather and Lilac offer ‘Romeo & Juliet’ balconies overlooking the gardens. The Bath Priory is perfect for a romantic weekend."

"During the summer months, there are few better places to sit and while away a few hours than on the top deck of The Grain Barge, Bristol Beer Factory’s most distinctive venue. As its name suggests, the converted barge has been in position beside Mardyke Wharf in Hotwells since 2007, and offers genuinely unique views of Bristol Harbour."

"Sticking with the nautical theme, The Grain Barge is another converted boat, with an interesting mix of food, beer and, on a Friday night, live music. With two bars, and a panoramic harbour view from the upper deck, it's a great place for a night out. http://www.grainbarge.co.uk/"

"Just a little further down the road and we come to the Grain Barge, a historic converted barge. This central spot is known for its stunning views over the water. Check it out on a Wednesday when they host an open mic night."

"Possibly one of the top outdoor dining spots in the city for views, Bambalan is an urban paradise. Located in the heart of the city up in the Beacon Tower, this rooftop bar has a magical tropical vibe, especially during the evenings. Bambalan’s terrace has plenty of outdoor seating as well as canopies to take cover from the unpredictable British weather."

"Serving up vibrant North African and Mediterranean-inspired dishes, Bambalan is a Bristolian favourite. What makes it so special?. The mega rooftop bar with a view of the city centre, which frequently welcomes DJ sets and summer parties in the warmer months."

"The Arnolfini art gallery is legendary among Bristolians, and not just for the incredible exhibitions that are on display. As well as being home to a cafe-bar that’s perfect for enjoying a post-exhibition coffee or glass of wine, there’s also an in-house bookshop boasting a range of different specialist publications. In the summer months, locals love sitting outside the building to enjoy the harbour views."

"You want to visit an iconic art gallery in Bristol, and you are here at the Arnolfini!. Right by the waterfront, you get to enjoy some of the most revered contemporary art in Bristol. Enjoy a range of exhibitions and a specialist art book shop right next door."

"About: Arnolfini's Mediterranean-inspired menu tastes even better on a sunny afternoon. Sit outside and enjoy pavement dining as you people watch. There's plenty of spots to catch some rays, or if you'd prefer, some shady trees to seek refuge under."

"Afterwards, head to the Huntsman Inn, where the Bizarre Bath Comedy Tour starts. Although this tour is neither free nor historical, it’s really entertaining. It’s a great evening activity for anyone visiting Bath, and especially for anyone visiting alone!. The walking tour tells stories of the city of Bath, but takes a more irreverent look and has a bit of fun along the way."

"About: One of the oldest pubs in the city, The Huntsman Bath serves an array of mouth-watering burgers that are prepared and served with the finest ingredients, which pair nicely with their selection of real ales and local ciders. Menu:Click here to view their menu."

"A charming pub in the heart of all the action, The Huntsman is one of the top places to drink outside in Bath. Along with a great selection of beers and ales, the place also whips up delicious pub grub for those of you in need of refuelling."

"Relaxed rock pub with a cavern-like room for bands and DJs, 20,000-track jukebox and 2 pool tables. Address: 10 All Saints Lane, BS1 1JH"

"Looked after by English heritage, the Glastonbury Tribunal is a 15th-century merchant’s house with a slightly later Tudor facade. Inside, the ground floor is a tourist information centre, but if you go upstairs is the Glastonbury Lake Museum run by the local antiquarian society. The building has lots of riveting period details, like a Tudor Rose and coat of arms of Abbot Richard Beere (1493-1524) above the entrance."

"The ship that changed the world” - Brunel’s masterpiece of engineering was effectively abandoned at the beginning of the 20th Century, saved from rusting and welcomed back to Bristol in 1970 by the SS Great Britain Trust, 137 years after her first launch. Climb aboard today to experience the great-grandma of modern passenger ships in all her glory, and discover what life was like for a passenger on board. Plenty of activities help keep the kids entertained, with the chance to meet Brunel himself, dress as a Victorian and climb the rigging."

"Brunel’s SS Great Britain – once the longest passenger ship in the world – is one of Bristol’s most iconic landmarks, and for good reason. Billed as the ‘ship that changed the world’, she epitomises not only Bristolian maritime history, but British maritime history, famed for being ahead of her time and the first iron steamer to cross the Atlantic. A trip to the onboard museum tells the tale of how she completed the Atlantic voyage in 14 days, an impressive feat back in 1845, and how she also carried thousands of immigrants to Australia."

"The SS Great Britain, the world's first iron-hulled passenger ship, lives on at the same dock from which the great vessel was launched in 1843. The work of the famed engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, it also was the first use of screw propellers on a ship. Famously rescued from oblivion after being scuttled off the Falkland Islands, the ship is now located at Bristol's Great Western Dock and is a testament to Brunel's engineering ingenuity."

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"Bar + Block is one hell of a steakhouse, sourcing all their cuts from the South American Pampas. However, their diverse menu also features a number of other meat, fish, poultry and veggie options - head to the restaurant for their express lunchtime menu to get a cheap meal and drink for £10."

"The Anglican Church of St Benedict at Glastonbury within the English county of Somerset was built in the 14th century with the tower being added in the 15th. St Benedict's Church is situated 310 metres southwest of Church of St John the Baptist, Glastonbury. Photo: Bill Henderson, CC BY-SA 2.0."

"Your interest towards spiritual places will get a new encouragement if you visit the Manvers Street Baptist Church and Open House Centre. The church looks truly beautiful and its structure carries a great architectural importance. Prayer and celebration are two sides of the church that you will observe here."