Accessible places to visit in Bristol during the Summer Holidays
As one of the most cosmopolitan cities outside of London, Bristol blends its historic maritime tradition with an inventive, vibrant culture in a lively yet laid-back manner. Bristol is home to a diverse array of events throughout the year, including the yearly Harbour festival and Bristol Pride, and it has an outstanding lineup of entertainment. Bristol is known for its outstanding dining and drinking establishments. St. Nicholas Market offers street food with international influences, and Park Street and Gloucester Road are lined with independent cafés and stores.
For each place on the list, we’ve linked to our Detailed Access Guide, which tells you all about a venue’s access. They are all 100% facts, figures, and photographs, collected by trained AccessAble surveyors who check out every single place in person. We’ve also linked the Visit Bristol page so you can find out more about the venues.
Wild Place Project
Wild Place Project is a wildlife conservation park. Wild Place Project is a family-friendly attraction that offers outdoor adventure, play, and learning.
Wild Place Project Detailed Access Guide
Wild Place Project Visit Bristol Link
Bristol Zoo Gardens
Both Bristol Zoo Gardens and the Wild Place Project are run by the Bristol Zoological Society, a conservation and education charity.
Bristol Zoo Gardens Detailed Access Guide
Bristol Zoo Gardens Visit Bristol Link
Three Brothers Burgers
Three Brothers Burgers is located right in the heart of the 'Beermuda' triangle on Welsh Back and serves a variety of burgers and dogs along with craft beer, shakes, sundaes, and floats.
Three Brothers Burgers Detailed Access Guide
Three Brothers Burgers Visit Bristol Link
Ashton Court Mansion - Courtyard Café
The Courtyard Café, which is housed in the mansion's former stables, is the ideal place to start or end your adventure through the 850 acres of woods and grasslands on the Ashton Court Estate.
Ashton Court Maison Detailed Access Guide
Ashton Court Maison Visit Bristol Link
Botanic Gardens
A lovely garden with a wide variety of plants, including many exotic species, set in inspiring displays against the backdrop of a striking Victorian house. The 1.77-hectare garden was created to tell the story of plant evolution and houses four core plant collections.
Botanic Gardens Detailed Access Guide
Botanic Gardens Visit Bristol Link
On the lookout for more accessible places in Bristol? Read more:
5 Accessible Places to Visit in Bristol For Disabled People
Accessibility Guide to Bristol
For more information visit the AccessAble website and the Visit Bristol website.