If you're staying a little longer in Bristol then why not take a trip out of the city? We're slowly adding neighbouring cities, counties and towns. Click on a section below for more details of our favourite attractions and places to visit.
Cardiff is a young, vibrant city that contains a wealth of attractions and things to do. Famous for Cardiff Castle, the National Museum and the civic centre, it is also known for being a centre for sport with the Principality Stadium playing host to many UK and world sporting fixtures.
Famed for its streets of Georgian splendour and the natural hot springs which have been flowing for thousands of years, Bath is the UK's only World Heritage City. Small and compact, you can pleasantly walk along the city streets and be quite happy simply observing the architecture of the magnificent buildings.
Newport has long been the largest town in the historic county of Monmouthshire. It became a unitary authority in 1996 and granted city status in 2002 to mark Queen Elizabeth II's Golden Jubilee. It is a working city and is quite different to the more leisure orientated Cardiff. To the north of Newport is Torfaen, home to the World Heritage Site of Blaenavon.
Banksy Dismaland show revealed at Weston's Tropicana - BBC News (20 Aug 2015) 
