Your group stay in Bristol
Bristol is not the most famous city in England. However, the city will seduce your group in many ways, whether it is with its festivals, its bustling port or Banksy's original works that colour the walls of Bristol. About 1h30 from London by train, Bristol is easily accessible. If you wish to take your group by plane, Bristol Airport offers international flights to a large number of European cities such as Paris, Barcelona, Berlin or Dublin. Housing your group in Bristol will not be a problem. Bristol has a wide range of hotels, from 4-star hotels to inexpensive group hotels. In order to facilitate the choice of your accommodation for your group stay in Bristol, Groupcorner has selected for you the best hotels in Bristol according to your needs and budget.
For many participants in your group trip, Bristol will undoubtedly be a discovery. The city is not as well known as London or the major northern cities such as Liverpool or Manchester. Yet Bristol is worth a visit. Your group can therefore go for a walk in its historic port. Nowadays it has been renovated and is full of restaurants, bars and museums. If your group includes Street Art lovers, they will certainly go for a walk around Stokes Croft. This neighbourhood, whose walls are covered with murals, reminds us that Banksy was born in Bristol. Guided tours allow you to discover his works on the walls of Bristol. The city is indeed very present on the cultural scene. In the 1990s, she was at the origin of the Trip Hop movement with groups such as Massive Attack and Portishead. If you would like to take your group on a local speciality during your group trip to Bristol, you can stop for a cider. Many of the ciders found in pubs are produced around Bristol.
