BRISTOL OLD CITY

The Bristol old city is a collection of historic buildings that are an important part of the city’s history over the years. Among these is the most scenic Saint Stephens Church nestled on Saint Stephens Avenue, a parish church belonging to the 15th century. Tourists will enjoy their time in sightseeing tours of the various attractions.

The old city region of Bristol is known for its historic buildings that stretch along the different years of the city's rich history. The Saint Stephens Church is regarded as one of the most photographed spots in this region and is known for the tomb of Martin Pring. Another amazing place in this region is the medieval Saint John on the wall which is the last of a special style of building the churches into the city wall.

St John’s gate which is located near it is also part of the old city wall and is known for its popular figures of Brennus and Bellinis, mythical founders of the city of Bristol. Tourists also love exploring the Christmas steps which now house antique and souvenir shops. The Saint Nicholas market is also a popular shopping region in the old city and has more than 60 stalls.

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Highlights

• The spectacular historic region offers a chance to explore historical buildings like Saint Stephens Church, Saint John on the wall and Saint John's gate.
• The old distal city is a great spot for photographers to capture stunning architectural styles and antique structures.
• Visitors also get the chance to shop from antique souvenir shops lined up on the Christmas steps.
• The Saint Nicholas market has more than 60 stalls where visitors can spend their time shopping and exploring.
• The region also includes many other popular tourist attractions in Bristol such as Saint John on the wall, Saint John's gate, Christmas steps, old council house, Saint Nicholas market and more.