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Brandon Hill Park And Cabot Tower, Bristol

About Brandon Hill Park And Cabot Tower

The standing structure of Cabot Tower is located on the top of Brandon Hill and offers panoramic views of the city. Even from the base of the tower visitors can enjoy stunning views of the city while those who climb to the top are able to see up to the Bristol harbour area. The tower itself was constructed in the year 1897 and is a symbol of the 400th anniversary of John Cabot‘s voyage to North America from the city.

Standing tall at 105 feet the tower can be easily spotted from the base of the hill and is a short climb from there. Furthermore, Brandon Hill Park is an amazing place to relax and enjoy a small picnic with friends and family. Visitors will find a stunning network of paths and trails as well as a separate playground for kids to play.

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Brandon Hill Park And Cabot Tower Highlights

• A beautiful addition to the historical places to visit in Bristol this tower offers breathtaking views of the city even from its base.
• The top of the tower which can be reached by a spiral staircase allows visitors to enjoy panoramic views of the Bristol harbour area.
• The climb to the top is a small yet thrilling trek experience which is loved by adventure seekers.
• The Brandon Hill Park has a separate kids playground and lush green landscape of scenic trails for picnics.
• The 105 feet tall structure is spotted easily from any part of the hill with mesmerizing views.

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