Bristol Cathedral
Bristol Cathedral is situated in the center of Bristol and is a striking example of Gothic architecture. Founded as an Augustinian abbey in 1140, it became a cathedral in 1542 after significant reconstruction. Renowned for its unique "hall church" design, where the nave and aisles share the same height, the cathedral boasts beautiful stained glass, intricate stone carvings, and a serene cloister garden. It continues to serve as a place of worship and a prominent cultural landmark in the city.
Getting there
Bristol Cathedral
College Green, Bristol, Bristol, BS1 5TJ
Events and activities near Bristol Cathedral
- St George's Bristol
The Gin To My Tonic Gin, Rum & Vodka Festival in Bristol
11 OctFrom £17.50 - Bristol Lola Lo
GIMME! GIMME! GIMME! ABBA Inspired Bottomless Brunch in Bristol
05 JulFrom £105.98 - The Corn Exchange
St. Nicholas Market and Air Raid Shelter Walking Tour
11 Apr - 19 JunFrom £14.00 - Smoke & Mirrors Comedy & Magic Theatre Pub
The House Magicians' Comedy Magic Show at Smoke & Mirrors in Bristol (Sat 7pm)
19 Apr - 14 JunFrom £26.00 - Lloyd’s Amphitheatre
Brunel’s Bristol: A Self-Guided Audio Tour
05 Apr - 18 JunFrom £6.05 - Bella Vista
Bristol's Brilliant Pubs: A Self-Guided GPS Audio Tour of the Old City
05 Apr - 19 JunFrom £6.05
Venues near Bristol Cathedral
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Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
0 experiences
Queens Road, Bristol
620 meters
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St Mary Redcliffe Church
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Colston Parade, Redcliffe, Bristol, UK
854 meters
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MUSE Brasserie - Bristol
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37-41 Prince Street, Bristol
326 meters
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Steinbeck and Shaw
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The South Buildings, Bristol
192 meters