Best Western Walton Park Hotel

Located some 12 miles from Bristol city centre, the Clevedon Court property of National Trust property is one for the more cultured and a...

This large leisure center is a great choice for a rainy day. There is a large main swimming pool for everyone's use, plus a smaller pool...

These lake grounds are a popular place for adults and children alike and are perfect for lots of fresh air activities that cost little or...

Just six miles from Bristol the Noah's Ark Zoo Farm is a top choice for kids. They absolutely love the place because it's all geared to t...

Located near Wraxall and Failand, Bathing Pond Fields is a 120-acre site that belongs to the North Somerset Agricultural Society. It...

Located on the northern edge of the Mendip Hills, four miles north of Cheddar and 13 from Bristol, are these towering craggy cliffs - per...

Capturing the regal with the traditional, this venue is a favourite amongst those who crave a drink in a warm, welcoming establishment ge...

The path is a whole 85 mile circular route through the gorgeous countryside. Occasionally one can catch the splendid and breath-taking vi...

More than 60 exhibits are housed in this award-winning collection , so it's perfect for rainy days. Aircraft have been collected from all...

This curry house, at the smarter end of the scale, bill themselves as "purveyors of genuine taste" and their curries certainly live up to...

Given that relaxation is always the order of the day in Clifton Village, the Sausage Bar & Restaurant assists in one's relaxation at ever...

Al's Tikka Grill is a cafe by day and an Indian restaurant by night. Being practically the only Indian restaurant south of the river, it'...

The nation's classiest pizzeria now has three branches in Bristol. This one, in the heart of posh Clifton, is frequented by students and...

This buzzing restaurant is popular with large groups of students, families and tourists alike, all of whom enjoy the pleasant party atmos...

This restaurant is new to Clifton Village and is certainly a welcome addition. It's a very friendly, unfussy place, with a relaxed atmosp...

Proof that diversity doesn't have to mean dilution - the chef/owner of this place, Anthony Kendall, has worked in Spain and Paris, is hal...

Fishworks in Bristol opened in May 2001 and since then has gone from strength to strength. With an open plan venue, the kitchen and fishm...

This friendly restaurant is much-loved by Bristolians and is a great place for an informal (and possibly romantic) meal. So popular is it...

Almost hidden in the undergrowth off busy Queen's Road lies this Lebanese restaurant. The charming courtyard garden leads to a cave-like...