Bristol...It's one of good place to visit beside Manchester. But if for clubbing I think Manchester still the best. Bristol has an enchanting history such as Bristol's Maritime Heritage. In the 18th century, Bristol was the 2nd largest port in the country. Now used mainly for leisure and recreation, the city docks still retain the character and charm of their meritime past.
Other interesting place that we went is Clifton Suspension Bridge. The world famous Clifton Suspension Bridge was designed by the great Victoria engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel. It's spectacular setting on the cliffs of the Avon Gorge have made it the symbol of Bristol, drawing thousands of visitors a year just to stroll across for views of the gorge and elegant Clifton. 
Bristol is a gay-friendly city. You'll find plenty of gay and lesbian bars, clubs and club nights as well. Frogmore Street is next to Bristol city centre which near to Unity Street where you'll find a variety of gay bars and clubs. Well basically there two gay's area i.e. Frogmore Street and Old Market. Old Market is Bristol's own 'gay village'.In Frogmore Street there have Queen Shilling, The Pineapple, The Griffin and The Elephant while in Old Market you'll find Just Wins club and Club 46. Bristol's has range of attraction of cause. If you're looking for ideas for days out next time when you're in Bristol. I would suggest you to go to Museums (Bristish Empre & Commonwelth Museum, City Museum & Art Gallery, Royal West of England Academy, Bristol Industrial Museum, Helicopter Museum, Fleet Air Arm Museum and also Haynes International Motor Museum). If you looking for Arts you can go to Watershed, Arnolfini, Colston Hall and The Architecture Centre
There are lots of interesting places indeed here Bristol. you must go there and see by yourself coz i can't explain via writing of cause heheheh.
There are lots of interesting places indeed here Bristol. you must go there and see by yourself coz i can't explain via writing of cause heheheh.
