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Bristol's industrial past is charted in this series of exhibitions which includes aeroplane engines, printing mechanics and a working steam railway. Elements of Bristol's social history is also explored, in particular the controversial slave trade in the city.
Address: Prince's Wharf, Wapping Road, Bristol GLS England BS1 4RN
 Send an Email (3)  +44 (0) 11 7925 1470
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Artworks, artefacts, and geological items comprise some of the displays in this grand building. The collection includes art from the masters as well as contemporary artists. Egyptian, Oriental, and natural history exhibits can also be found on the premises.
Address: Queen's Road, Bristol GLS England BS8 1RL
Send an Email (13) +44 (0) 11 7922 3571
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Blaise Castle House Museum
This 18th century house was celebrated in Jane Austin's novel 'Northanger Abbey' as being one of the finest places in England. On display are items from common life of long ago, such as toys and costumes. A lovely picture gallery is also on the premises and Blaise Castle is also a popular wedding venue.
Address: Henbury Road, Henbury Bristol GLS England BS10 7QS
Send an Email (4) +44 (0) 11 7950 6789
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Housed in the original passenger terminal of Bristol Temple Meads railway station, which was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, visitors can discover how the British Empire influenced the World with a tour of the British Empire and Commonwealth Museum.
Address: Cloak Tower Yards, Temple Meads Bristol GLS England BS1 6QH
+44 (0) 11 7925 4980
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