Redland Parish Church
Georgian church of 1742, built as a private chapel for Redland Court and now a Grade I listed parish church.
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Places worth your time in Whiteladies Road & Redland
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Landmarks, museums, parks and viewpoints in and around the area.
Georgian church of 1742, built as a private chapel for Redland Court and now a Grade I listed parish church.
Local park and grassy common with a playground. It hosts the Redland May Fair each year.
Small Victorian park off Redland Grove, with a play area for under-12s.
Gothic Revival church of 1842 to 1843, the first commission of the architect William Butterfield.
Cinema in the former Whiteladies Picture House of 1921, reopened as a three-screen Everyman in 2016.
Main road between the Victoria Rooms and the Downs, lined with restaurants, delis and bars and close to the university.
Baptist church on Whiteladies Road, founded in 1867 and rebuilt in 1955 after wartime damage.
Bristol
A long street of independent shops, bars and cafés, with city parks and a city farm nearby
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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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