Bristol Overview

The city has latest cutting edge technology energized by fast money and big business from the old commercial traditions.
The culture, art and the restless youth have made it Britain’s most high technology city.
The ascent in speech in Bristol is quit different from the south and west of Gloucester.
Bristol also has a famous university.

The city has castles, cathedrals, churches and regency architecture.
The 14 the century cathedral with Norman chapter house and gateway rebuilt in 1868.
The Merchant Ventures Almshouses, UniversityTowers and beautiful Regency architecture.
The 14th century church of St.Mary Radcliff also known for its architecture.
Bristol is connected to Lightwoods by the Clifton suspension bridge on the Avon Gorge.

History:

In the 11th century Bristol was first chartered as a city and in the 13th century by the order of Edwards III it became a county, the first provincial state.
Though Bristol was a trading centre in the 12th century, it grew as a major trading and manufacturer of woolen cloth.
John Cabot and his son Sebastian are the famous explorers, who sailed to America and Newfound land.
To honor there discover a monument is built on Brandon Hill.

BRISTOL AIRPORT GUIDE

Travel to and from Airport

Bus: the Bristol International Flyer, coach link providing service to Bristol railway station, bus stop and airport and it takes about 30 minutes.
The National Express also serves all UK destinations and Bristol bus station

Train: TempleMeads is the closest railway station located 7 miles from the airport with coaches run every 20 from the airport to railway station.

BristolAirport Information

General enquires 0870 1212747 or visit feedback@bristolairport.com

Special help 0870 1212747 or visit specialassistance@bristolairport.com

BristolAirport facilities

Currency Exchanger: Travel-ex is located in the terminal before and after security.
ATMs are also available.

Shopping: enjoy both duty free and tax free shopping at Bristol airport before and after security control.

Food & Drinks: food village (subway) and burger king are located before and after security control.

Lounges: for relaxing or work, Service Executive Lounge is located in the departure area and British Airway Executive Lounge is provided for club members.

Other Facilities: public telephones, internet points and televisions are located in the terminal.

Business and Conference Room

The facility is available across the airfields, the Media Centre call 01275 473602 or the newly constructed Holiday Inn Bristol airport has three conference rooms call 01934 861123 for availability.

 Address:

Bristol International Airport  Bristol,  BS48 3DY. 

 

Facilities

Introduction There are baby care facilities in two of the toilets on the ground floor.

There is a separate baby care facility on the mezzanine floor and several baby care facilities on the first floor within the departures lounge once inside the terminal you will find all of the facilities you would expect at a small international airport.

There are two airport lounges, currency exchange bureaus and a number of ATMs.

There is a good range of eating options, excellent disability facilities and duty free shopping.

Shops: Flying Visit (Convenience Store) |  WH Smith  |  Dorothy Perkins |  Serendipity Games Zone |  Claire’s Accessories | 

Currency Exchange:

Disabled

Facilities: Special Assistance Parking available with allocated spaces, accessible toilet facilities throughout terminal, lifts to upper levels, low level telephones and wheelchair use.

Bristol airport is 9 miles outside the city centre, just off the A38.

 

Bristol Airport Directions Bristol Airport from the North M5 Leave the M5 at junction 18 (signposted A4 Bristol & Airport).

 

Bristol , following signs for the airport.

 

Go past Bristol City Football ground and connects with the A38 towards Taunton the airport is situated 8 miles South of Bristol on the A38.

Bristol Airport from the South M5 Leave the M5 at Junction 22, at roundabout take 3^rd exit signposted A38.

 

At East Brent roundabout joining the A370 take 2^nd exit signposted A38 & airport.

Continue on this road for approx 11 miles, airport is on the left.

Bristol Airport from the South M5 Leave the M5 at Junction 22, at roundabout take 3^rd exit signposted A38.

 

At East Brent roundabout joining the A370 take 2^nd exits signposted A38 & airport.

Continue on this road for approx 11 miles, airport is on the left.

Bristol Airport from the East M4

 

Bristol Temple Meads train station is closest, with trains to London , Bath and Exeter .

 

Taxi:

Airport cars operate from the airport providing pre-quotes, air conditioned.

The booking desk is in the Terminal, opposite Arrivals.

They also operate wheelchair accessible minibuses.

Bus or Coach: Bus 121 goes to Weston Super Mare from the airport.

Bristol train station and the airport.
Local Tourist Attractions Near to

 

Bristol International Airport

 

Bristol also offers a celebrated cathedral, Clifton Suspension Bridge , Clifton Observatory, caves, and Bristol Zoo.

 

The city is bursting with grand architecture and ornate buildings, containing diverse shops, cafes, theatres, museums and concerts.

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