The old Bristol Harbour, for example, has been transformed into a cultural and leisure area, home to attractions like the SS Great Britain, the M Shed Museum, and a thriving arts scene.

Built on a steep hillside, the village has narrow cobbled streets that wind down towards a 14th-century harbour.

New food hygiene ratings have been awarded to 90 of Bristol’s establishments, the Food Standards Agency’s website shows.

Nicely fortified, walk down Queens Road, bypassing (for today) the Bristol Museum & Art Gallery (free ... your way to the water – the Floating Harbour – and specifically Hannover Quay and ...

No surprise: it’s an idyllic spot, all weeping willows, alfresco Pimm’s, swaying bunting and swooshing rowers – of which you ...

Go see Guernsey - the Channel Island has sunshine, good food and charm, says Jessica Molyneux, along with a whole lot of ...

Research into the lives of American Red Cross servicewomen in Britain during World War Two is already uncovering "largely forgotten" stories within weeks of starting. Thousands of women came to the UK ...

The Imperial War Museum project began in January with the ... These women ran the American Red Cross Club on Great George Street, Bristol - a segregated club for black servicemen only and the ...

On a recent memorable night in Liverpool, my company Spectroscope staged the world’s largest sign language projection. The monumental projection illuminated the Cunard Building for Dada Fest ...

To stay in the heart of Florence in five-star hotel Helvetia & Bristol is an absolute luxury ... to watch the blue fishing boats sway in the harbour's formidable winds, wander around the 18th ...