The Lemon Fool

Me and Mrs Didds have a few days this week based in Clifton - we have plans for the theatre at Clifton College Wednesday night, and probably a visit to the Rose o Denmark and the Bag O'Nails for a pint or three but otherwise its relaxation and strolling and nothing planned.

Your challenge - what would be the three things you would definitely do based on walking/public transport (including river bus).

Consider everything is open to interest except big store shopping and shoes etc! LOL. And no need to consider anything outside of Bristol eg Bath

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didds

you can walk down to baltic wharf / brunels ss gt britain / avon railway etc along the WEST side of the river .

go over the suspension bridge and down via leigh woods/ cycle track . ( the first bit may be by road , not far).

return via bristol cathedral is possible .

from memory the clifton primrose and rainbow cafes are good , as is the avon gorge hotel .

Your challenge - what would be the three things you would definitely do based on walking/public transport (including river bus).

SS Great Britain
http://www.ssgreatbritain.org/?gclid=CN ... 0wod8MAMkw

The Cabot Tower and Brandon Hill
http://visitbristol.co.uk/things-to-do/ ... ill-p24401

Bristol Guild, the Arnolfini and the Watershed
http://www.bristolguildgallery.co.uk/
http://www.arnolfini.org.uk/visit
http://www.watershed.co.uk/

And if it's open the Lord Mayor's Chapel
http://visitbristol.co.uk/things-to-do/ ... pel-p26141

cavebat

+1 for the SS Great Britain, don't miss the walk below the waterline.

Clifton Bridge is amazing.

The Three Tuns was always my favourite when I spent a night in Bristol, the quality of the beer is superb.

The Grain Barge is also worth a look

Enjoy