The stunning city of Bristol, found in the west of England , has long captured the hearts of Brits. It’s a spirited destination, with quirky boats transformed into bars, Banksy murals throughout and docklands that have been turned into a cultural epicentre. And it’s the last city on the way to the grounds of Glastonbury Festival, which this year kicked off on June 26, in the small Somerset town of the same name.
It takes just an hour by car from Bristol so the city the perfect pre- or post-festival break. But to ensure you keep most of the dollar for the festival, here’s three things to do that cost less than $100 but will give you the best experience of Bristol. READ MORE: These are the world's cleanest airlines for 2024 The heart of Bristol isn’t the city centre but a trendy suburb called Clifton, found at the top of a rather steep hill called Park Street.
Here you’ll find the best bars, restaurants and shopping, and also quite a few original Banksys on the buildings, but best of all is the upmarket Lido Spa & Restaurant . It’s a members-only pool but the public can book a visit between 10am to 3pm seven days a week. For $50, you get two hours to use pool, steam, sauna and hot tub.
It means the pool area is a relaxed affair, with no children running around. That is until children have access after 2pm. READ MORE: What to look for in a good holiday rental: 'Can make or break your holiday' There’s also an incredible spa available, which is a little expensive but.
