One notable landmark is Blaise Castle, an 18th-century folly built in 1766, perched on wooded hills and admired by Romantic poets like Wordsworth.
In the elegant Clifton area, Sion Hill and Wellington Terrace showcase the city’s Georgian and Victorian grandeur.
Sion Hill, overlooking the Avon Gorge, features classical townhouses with iconic views, while Wellington Terrace, built in the mid-19th century, reflects the period's refined residential design. Take a peek at these places including other notable landmarks
9. Bristol scenes
Host Street, Bristol, circa 1945-circa 1980 | Getty Images
10. Bristol scenes
Welsh Back Granary, Bristol, 1970. This warehouse was designed by Ponton & Gough. The ground floor was devoted to office space and is much taller than the other storeys. It has internal details in the Gothic style. The upper 8 floors are built for storage and have sections separated by brick piers | Heritage Images/Getty Images