Best Arts and Culture Places in Longleat Safari Park

"A great all-rounder, Bristol Museum and Art Gallery has a top collection that includes art, nature and history, as well as excellent temporary exhibitions. Check out real-life Egyptian mummies, discover dinosaur fossils from the South West and admire breath-taking Renaissance masterpieces – all under one roof!. So, if you’re looking for an art gallery in Bristol, this is a great place to start, before venturing forth and discovering the Royal West Of England Academy and the Arnolfini."

"About: Sticking with the historic theme, Bristol Museum is packed full of historical artefacts that will keep the family amazed for hours on end. Situated on Queen’s Road, Bristol Museum features Egyptian mummies, dinosaurs, and a whole host of famous historical artwork to name just a few of the attractions on show. Combining education with adventure makes Bristol museum a great day out with the kids."

"The Victoria Art Gallery is another Bath museum that’s free for children – you can also get combined tickets with the Roman Baths and Fashion Museum, and it’s another great option for rainy days in Bath with kids. The collection includes items from the 15th century right up to the present day (including a recently acquired Grayson Perry print). As well as family events during school holidays, you’ll find art trolleys stocked with crafts to try including colouring and a portrait trail."

"If you are a lover of art, the permanent gallery at Victoria Art Gallery is free to enter and there are large temporary exhibitions throughout the year. The museum is filled with paintings, sculptures and decorative arts and collections range from the 15th century to the present day. The Victoria Art Gallery is open from 10:30am-5pm every day and kids can make some art of their own with the worksheets and art trolleys around the museum."

"Arnolfini is a popular art gallery in a prime spot in the centre of Bristol. Outdoors, it has the Arnolfini bar, which has epic harbourside views!. This is a sunny terrace where you can enjoy an alfresco pint or glass of wine."

"The Harbourside is a pretty magnificent place for an art gallery, to say the least. That is where we find the Arnolfini, Bristol’s International Centre for …"

"If you have a keen eye for photography, then make sure the Bristol HQ of the Royal Photographic Society is on your bucket list. Housed inside an incredible building which looks just like a giant TV, it’s the home of this education charity aiming to further everyone’s knowledge of this specialist subject. The RPS building has a dedicated exhibition space presenting the best photographic talent with an ambitious program which changes with the seasons, including a focus on women in photography, plus an auditorium hosting talks and seminars every single week."

"You will find an excellent 200 sq metre gallery, a 100-seat auditorium, education centre and resource centre. All of these facilities are state-of-the-art and available for private hire. All encased in a beautifully modern building encases some of the most exciting photographic talents, with a program that changes with the seasons!"

"The magical Under the Stars boasts a top deck perfect for an outdoor meal or pint, or both, plus provides you with views down the harbour. Under the Stars describe themselves as “a floating Mediterranean tapas restaurant”, plus they are keen to feature recipes on their menu inspired by the places visited by ships leaving Bristol Harbour. Their top deck is also covered by a canopy and the boat is moored at Narrow Quay."

"Located on Bristol harbourside, Under The Stars is another deck-top bar in Bristol that is well worth a visit. The sleek aesthetic design of the boat is ideal for romantic dining and friendship dates. So get yourself a table booked on the spacious deck that overlooks the busy harbour from the water."

"With a prohibition era-esque cocktail menu and local craft beers and ciders, the top deck of this relaxed 20s style boat is a lively little summer drinks spot. On the water, right in the heart of central Bristol, this is a brilliant people-watching spot on a sunshiney day."

"The Bristol brewery has helped get us through the past few months with their beer to takeaway but nothing quite beats a refreshing pint of craft beer out in the sunshine. Zero Degrees is back pulling pints, as well as serving some damn good pizzas and garlic fries too. Plus, there are three balconies to catch the sun from- talk about spoilt for choice!"

"Perched on the corner of Colston Street and Park Row, Zerodegrees is a sprawling bar, restaurant and microbrewery. The perfect summertime spot, this contemporary venue is flooded with light during the day, with guests also having the option to dine on not one, but two terraces."

"Bath Guildhall Market is the oldest shopping venue in the city and hosts over 20 stallholders. These include a very wide range of services and items including: health and body care, traditional confectionery, hairdressers, food and drink, arts and crafts, handmade belts and accessories, jewellery, books and local produce."

"When it comes to lunch in Bath on a budget, I recommend heading to the Bath Guildhall Markets, which are just around the corner from the Abbey. Stock up here on picnic goods and then head to one of the city’s many green spaces to enjoy a delicious picnic lunch."

"Nibbles Cheese in Bath GuildHall Market One of the most famous icons of the city of Bath is Pulteney Bridge, which crosses the River Avon. All along the bridge are shops and cafes to explore. It can be a very busy spot in the summer months."

"Stokes Croft is the most popular place to see it, but this isn’t always a kid-friendly area, especially at night. It’s a popular nightlife destination, which means that there is a slightly elevated crime risk in the area. Plenty of people, including families, do visit Stokes Croft safely – but if you go, just be aware that it certainly isn’t the most family-friendly area of Bristol!"

"While the event only takes place once a year, the incredible artwork is on display all year round, adorning shopfronts and sides of buildings. Take a stroll from top to bottom and marvel at the colourful work by some of the world’s most renowned graffiti artists."

"The River Avon runs from its source at Acron Turville in Gloucestershire for 70 miles until Avonmouth, near Bristol. Did you know there were NINE rivers named the ‘River Avon‘ in the UK?. Anyway back to your 24 hours in Bath visit!"