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Eating

If you have decided not to have lunch at Armada House or are looking for somewhere for an evening meal, then there are plenty of places to eat within easy walking distance.

Bristol has many good restaurants. Whiteladies Road is famous for its pubs and restaurants.

Tourism

Surrounded by the beautiful Avon countryside, Bristol offers the tourist a perfect base to tour the West country, superbly facilitated by its own International airport, two mainline Railway stations and with easy access to the M4 and M5, it couldn't be easier to get to.

Leaving is, by all accounts considerably harder as you become enthralled by this fascinating and elegant city. With the major rejuvenation of the City Centre and Quayside celebrating the Millennium, Bristol is a national leader in combating city centre congestion and pollution, ensuring that it develops aesthetically as it expands economically.

Culture

Culturally, Bristol has few equals. Visitors can see a play at the historic Theatre Royal, watch a West End musical at the Hippodrome, listen to the best music at the Colston Hall or seek out one of the city's many alternative venues.

With an inspiring blend of architectural periods and styles, from the Georgian elegance of Clifton to the imposing splendour of Bristol Cathedral, Bristol has something for everyone. Add to all this a huge range of hotels, shops, cafes and restaurants and you are left with an extraordinarily diverse and cosmopolitan city.

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