The affluent area to the west of Bristol City Centre was incorporated into the city in the 1830s after continuous development during the Georgian era.
Grand Georgian townhouses line the streets and crescents and Clifton Village is home to upscale boutiques and quirky indie shops.
Scroll though to see how Clifton and the Clifton Suspension Bridge have changed.
Grand Georgian townhouses line the streets and crescents and Clifton Village is home to upscale boutiques and quirky indie shops.
21. Clifton Down Road - 2008
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22. Sion Hill - 2011
Bristol Tramways used a number of two-door – front and rear – single deck buses. Unlike the two-door buses which became common for driver operated services in the 1960s, Bristol's were operated by driver and conductor crews up until the 1950s. This is the only one that survives in preservation and was used during a bus enthusiasts' tour in 2011. | Geof Sheppard, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons
23. King's Road- 2012
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