Gloucester Road
Road of about 1.7 miles on the old route to Gloucester, known for its run of independent shops, cafés and bars.
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Places worth your time in Gloucester Road & Bishopston
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Landmarks, museums, parks and viewpoints in and around the area.
Road of about 1.7 miles on the old route to Gloucester, known for its run of independent shops, cafés and bars.
Grade II listed baths of 1915 on Gloucester Road, closed in 2005. View from the street only; it awaits redevelopment.
Victorian neighbourhood park with a play area and a summer paddling pool.
Open space of about 32 hectares in north Bristol, with a community café, a wildlife pond and marked routes.
Community city farm in the heart of Bristol, with animals, a café, a community garden and allotments.
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Victorian park bought from the Smyth family of Ashton Court in 1889, with a lake and tennis courts.
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Museums, galleries and waterside dining around the Floating Harbour
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Medieval streets, Georgian houses and museums from Corn Street up Park Street
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Georgian terraces, the Downs and Brunel's bridge above the Avon Gorge
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