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Bristol Airport formerly Bristol Lulsgate Airport or Bristol International Airport is an airport located at Lulsgate Bottom, North Somerset, England. Its history dates way back 1927 as a flying club. Today, the airport grew into one of England's biggest commercial airports and caters to several flights from within and outside the United Kingdom.

The airport's features include several shops, a number of airport parking spaces (great for short and long time use) and restaurants. Bristol Airport is accessible from the heart of Bristol City via taking M5 to reach A4 that is connected to A38 where the airport is situated.

Plans are underway for an spectacular world wildlife reserve on the northern outskirts of Bristol. Bristol Zoo Gardens has gained full planning permission from South Gloucestershire Council for the National Wildlife Conservation Park.

The 55-hectare world wildlife park will be the first conservation-led animal visitor attraction of its kind in the UK, with an exciting mix of exhibits based on real ecosystems around the world.

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Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery was founded sometime in 1823. It is a large art gallery and museum of local and world history. The establishment is located at Clifton and welcomes visitors free of charge.

Bristol Hippodrome located along St. Augustines Parade, Bristol is a grand theatre. The theatre is house in a Grade II listed building and showcases wide variety of West End theatre shows, opera and pantomime performances. Kindly visit www.bristolhippodrome.org.uk for more information about its shows' schedules

Bristol International Balloon Fiesta is a festival annually held during the month of august in Bristol, England where several hot air balloons gather in one venue and mass ascend at the same time. Mass ascending takes place twice a day 06:00 a.m. and 06:00 p.m. pending on weather condition. Visit www.bristolfiesta.co.uk for more information.

Bristol Zoo Gardens features and takes care of a number of wildlife (including endangered species) under its wing since 1836. Exploring the zoo is not only fun but also noble as its proceeds are for the conservation of the animals from within and outside the institution. Its exhibits include the Seal and Penguin Coasts, Explorers' Creek, Gorilla Island, Reptile House, Aquarium, Bug World, Zona Brazil, Monkey Jungle and Monkey Islands, Butterfly House and ZooRopia.

Cabot Tower is a Grade II listed tower that was founded sometime in between 1896 and 1898. It is located within the Brandon Hill, Bristol. The tower has a spiral staircase and viewing platforms made great to see most parts of the city.

Chew Valley Lake is the largest of Bristol Water's lakes and was constructed in 1956 to provide water for Bristol. There are two nature trails as well as a tea shop, gift shop, picnic areas and a sailing club. The Chew Valley Lake Visitor Center is located at Chew Magna, Bristol BS40 8TF.

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Driving to Wales from London can be a drag. It feels like the M4 will never end,Car Rental Bristol Airport even when there are no traffic jams! A better idea is to fly into Bristol Airport, hire a car and jump over the bridge into the lovely countryside of Wales. Bristol is just on the border between England and Wales.


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