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The Wells Cathedral was highly recommended to me by a friend and if you have the chance… you must go. Started this day off doing two small stops the first at Wells. It began to rain so we decided to call it a night to get a fresh start for the next big day. Not sure if that is a normal thing in Bristol or just for that area we were in.

I think I can’t resist going on a boat! Stopped by a few other pubs but it seemed most places were having last-call quite early. We had a drink at Under the Stars a boat turned restaurant and bar. The beer was brewed by a couple down the road and only supplied to 6 locations–I was so in the moment I never took note of the name, but it was fantastic. I highly recommend them for your next stay.ĭecided to go explore the nightlife, so back to the Harbourside. I had the beef and stilton pie with mash and cabbage. It was one of those meals you feel like you will remember always because everything was just right. You can enter it for free and get really beautiful views over Bristol.Īfter some sightseeing, we went wandering around the Harbourside and had drinks at the Grain Barge owned by the Bristol Brew House and The Apple (shout out to on IG for the recommendation) and lunch at a Moroccan restaurant at St Nicholas Market.Įnded the night staying at a picturesque inn a few miles outside of the city, The Dundry Inn. After reading the menu we knew we had to try the food. The tower was surrounded by these beautiful flowers. The next stops were the Bristol Cathedral and Cabot Tower in Brandon Hill. If you are afraid of heights maybe don’t look down. An amazing feat of construction opened in 1864 and still holding strong (thank god!).

What seems to be Bristol’s pride and joy was our first stop, the Clifton Suspension Bridge. By the time we arrived in Bristol, the rain had ceased and the day could begin! We rented a car and headed down to Bristol from Manchester. The trip started off gray and rainy, nothing new for England, but not the most exciting way to start an adventure. Day 3: Bath, Stonehenge, The Cotswolds, Stratford-upon-Avon.Day 2: Wells, Glastonbury Tor, and Bath.

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