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"A great all-rounder, Bristol Museum and Art Gallery has a top collection that includes art, nature and history, as well as excellent temporary exhibitions. Check out real-life Egyptian mummies, discover dinosaur fossils from the South West and admire breath-taking Renaissance masterpieces – all under one roof!. So, if you’re looking for an art gallery in Bristol, this is a great place to start, before venturing forth and discovering the Royal West Of England Academy and the Arnolfini."

"About: Sticking with the historic theme, Bristol Museum is packed full of historical artefacts that will keep the family amazed for hours on end. Situated on Queen’s Road, Bristol Museum features Egyptian mummies, dinosaurs, and a whole host of famous historical artwork to name just a few of the attractions on show. Combining education with adventure makes Bristol museum a great day out with the kids."

"Arnolfini is a popular art gallery in a prime spot in the centre of Bristol. Outdoors, it has the Arnolfini bar, which has epic harbourside views!. This is a sunny terrace where you can enjoy an alfresco pint or glass of wine."

"The Harbourside is a pretty magnificent place for an art gallery, to say the least. That is where we find the Arnolfini, Bristol’s International Centre for …"

"Bristol’s very first art gallery, dating back to 1844, sits in a stunning Grade II Victorian listed building at the very top of the Clifton Triangle. This established and respected institution organises an extensive programme of talks, events and exhibitions to ensure that all generations have access to viewing their reputable art collection. Showcasing an ever-changing display of contemporary and historical art, the RWA is also home to a Drawing School with a roster of courses and workshops open to the general public, if you fancy sharpening up your drawing skills."

"Containing thousands of pieces from artists both world famous and obscure, the RWA is contained within a stunning Grade II-listed building. Visitors are free to explore its many galleries, where they’ll get a chance to witness the artistic heritage of Bristol up close. As a large and metropolitan museum, access is provided throughout."

"Bath Guildhall Market is the oldest shopping venue in the city and hosts over 20 stallholders. These include a very wide range of services and items including: health and body care, traditional confectionery, hairdressers, food and drink, arts and crafts, handmade belts and accessories, jewellery, books and local produce."

"When it comes to lunch in Bath on a budget, I recommend heading to the Bath Guildhall Markets, which are just around the corner from the Abbey. Stock up here on picnic goods and then head to one of the city’s many green spaces to enjoy a delicious picnic lunch."

"Nibbles Cheese in Bath GuildHall Market One of the most famous icons of the city of Bath is Pulteney Bridge, which crosses the River Avon. All along the bridge are shops and cafes to explore. It can be a very busy spot in the summer months."

"Although you can go shopping anywhere, shopping in Salisbury has a different kind of ring to it entirely. For over 800 years, markets have been happening all over the city. So visiting the famous Salisbury Charter Market in the heart of Salisbury town centre is like stepping back in history… if you use your imagination a little bit."

"In 1993 the old Clarks factory buildings were reworked to house the first ever purpose-built factory outlet in the UK. With its paved walkways, glass canopies, landscaped gardens and flowerbeds, Clarks Village doesn’t look much like a mall. But there are more than 90 brands to be found here, like Levi’s, Calvin Klein, Timberland and The North Face, as well as a large Clarks factory shop that has discounts of up to 60% off the retail price."

"Clarks Village is a retail outlet on the site of a former factory of C&J Clark shoe manufacturer. While the shoe trader is still in business, the factory closed down, making way for what is now a shopping village in the town of Street."

"Held on the first Sunday of every month at Green Park Station, Bath Flea Market offers antiques and collectables including watches, jewellery, records, books, furniture, fine art and vintage clothing. As you explore the market, you can enjoy sounds from the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s, courtesy of the market’s resident DJ."

"Stokes Croft is the most popular place to see it, but this isn’t always a kid-friendly area, especially at night. It’s a popular nightlife destination, which means that there is a slightly elevated crime risk in the area. Plenty of people, including families, do visit Stokes Croft safely – but if you go, just be aware that it certainly isn’t the most family-friendly area of Bristol!"

"While the event only takes place once a year, the incredible artwork is on display all year round, adorning shopfronts and sides of buildings. Take a stroll from top to bottom and marvel at the colourful work by some of the world’s most renowned graffiti artists."

"There’s nothing quite like an English Christmas market to give you those December tingles. Lit by twinkling fairy lights and with the smell of roasted chestnuts in the air, the artisan wares on Bath’s Christmas Market stalls are enough to melt the icicle-heart of Scrooge himself. Grab a steaming hot chocolate and listen to a carol or two as you smugly survey your bagfuls of stocking-filler gold."

"The friendly and creative Bath Abbey Quarter Market can be found in Abbey Green on the last Sunday of every month. Meet amazing artisans and artists from the south west, sample some fabulous food, and soak up the atmosphere of the city’s popular outdoor market."

"The team is run by Ali, who makes sure that every cake they create is freshly baked in a coeliac kitchen with only the finest and freshest ingredients. Note: At this time, their cake selections will only be limited due to the present situation. These they can deliver around the Bristol area or alternatively, you can come to collect your cake at The Bakehouse."

"They believe that everyone deserves a happy birthday since it only happens once a year, and that it should be filled with happy moments and a good cake. Bekari 16.17 has a feature wherein you can customize your cake!. From choosing what flavor you want to what toppings goes with it."

"About: La Grotta is the only independent Italian restaurant in the heart of Bristol's busy shopping area, Broadmead, and within 5 minutes of the fantastic Cabot Circus, which has been within the same family for over 35 years. Sourcing the freshest ingredients, most of which are imported directly from Italy, gives you a true taste of Italian food. Whether it be for a quick lunch, or a relaxed evening meal, La Grotta Italian Restaurant Bristol looks forward to welcoming you!"