Things to Do in Bristol

Aerospace Bristol, Home of the Concord, is a new industrial heritage museum and learning centre at Filton, to the north of Bristol. It tells the story of the region's world-class aerospace industry - past, present and future. The project is being run by the Bristol Aero Collection Trust.

More than just a zoo, the Bristol, Clifton and West of England Zoological Society Limited are a conservation and education charity. made up of three distinct parts: Bristol Zoo Gardens, a five-hectare zoo in the heart of Bristol. The Bristol Conservation and Science Foundation, which is responsible for our conservation work – both in the field, and at home. The National Wildlife Conservation Park – a proposed, new 55-hectare zoological park located at Cribbs Causeway, Bristol.

Wild Place Project is a wildlife park which sits in glorious countryside just outside Bristol. The attraction, which opened in 2013 and is just off junction 17 of the M5 and is home to giraffes, lemurs, cheetah and zebras as well as a host of other animals. It provides outdoor adventure, play, learning in nature, ancient woodland and a beautiful open meadow for picnics and one-off events.

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The Wave is an inland surf destination where everyone can surf on consistent, safe waves all year round. We are the first inland surfing venue in the northern hemisphere to use Wavegarden Cove technology providing over 1,000 waves an hour.