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Bristol

The birthplace of ‘Harry Potter’ author J.K. Rowling, and the town after which the hard paper - bristol - is named. It hosts numerous music festivals and cultural and entertainment events. The Bristol International Balloon Fiesta - one of the largest, most colourful heated air balloon festivals - takes place every year.

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Check out Bristol’s official website:
https://visitbristol.co.uk

On the River Avon

Bristol has a small-town feel, but in terms of culture, tourism and history, the city is not an inch behind the world’s major metropolises. There is an abundance of wonderful sights, and the greenery surrounding the city on all sides makes you want to stroll endlessly through its streets. During these walks, pay particular attention to:

 

  • Clifton Suspension Bridge

This is one of the city’s most famous attractions. Walking across the bridge suspended 75 metres above the surface of the River Avon can be a challenge. However, it is certainly worth it for the breathtaking views.

 

  • Banksy’s street art

It is from Bristol that the famous anonymous street artist, whose work can be found on the city’s buildings, comes from. Banksy creates intriguing, playful, allegorical graffiti depicting the current socio-political condition of global society.

 

  • Blaise Castle

Located in the heart of a large park between the trees, it appeared in Jane Austen’s ‘Northanger Abbey’. The perfect place for a picnic and after-dinner relaxation!

 

  • International Balloon Festival

The hot air balloon festival is held annually. The event has been organised since 1979 and is hugely popular. Around 500,000 people watch the displays of over 150 balloons each year!

 

  • Bristol Museum & Art Gallery

A museum with an art gallery where you can learn about the city’s recent history and see modern natural history installations.

 

  • Bristol Zoo

The fifth oldest zoo in the world, it opened in 1836 and has since been visited by over 90 million people! See, among other things, The Seal and Penguin Coast, a section dedicated to penguins and seals, which can also be observed underwater.
Find out more: https://www.bristolzoo.org.uk/

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Check out more information:
www.firstgroup.com/bristol

Public transport in Bristol

The main transport company in the city is First Group. The operator’s official website gives information on ticket prices and purchase options, and lists specific bus routes taking passengers to the city’s main attractions.

Flights from Poznan to Bristol

Flights to Bristol are operated by budget airline Ryanair.

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Check out more information on the airport’s official website:
https://www.bristolairport.co.uk/

Book parking before your flight:
https://flypark.airport-poznan.com.pl/#!/

Airport

Bristol Airport (IATA code: BRS, ICAO: EGGD) is located 13km from Bristol city centre. This rapidly growing airport handled over 7.6million passengers last year. You can get to Bristol city centre from Bristol Temple Meads station and the frequent bus service.