Famous Museums in Bristol

Let's explore the finest collection of museums in Bristol:

1. Brunel's S S Great Britain

   4.7 (3236 Votes)
   

   Museum, Educational Site, Exhibition

   Brunel's ss Great Britain is a museum like no other and operates in an actual ship; the ship was a former passenger Steamship. The museum is one of Bristol’s most famous one attractions and sees a lot of tourists all the year round. The ship turned museum was the biggest passenger ship from 1845 to 1854 and today is one of the major attractions in the area. Do visit 14 Days in UK an...Read more

2. At-Bristol Science Centre

   4.5 (3063 Votes)
   

   Science Museum, Educational Site

   At-Bristol Science Centre is a neat science centre that is very famous among tourists and locals alike. It exhibits interactive activities and a fun filled journey through the marvels of science. The place is also famous for its planetarium which is a centre of attraction. The place is a good place to spend some fun and quality time with family and friends and is highly rated by travellers for...Read more

3. M Shed, Princes Wharf

   4.4 (2209 Votes)
   

   Museum, History Museum, Exhibition

   M Shed, Princes Wharf is a great way to know the history of the destination and hence the museum is a social science one where you can learn about the people of Bristol and their way of life. The museum is free for travellers and is an innovative way to know more about the whole destination. The whole look of the exhibition is very innovative and colorful and exhibits the detailed history of th...Read more

4. Bristol Museum & Art Gallery

   4.5 (1114 Votes)
   

   Art And Culture, Art Museum, Art Gallery, Museum

   The Bristol Museum & Art Gallery is known well among locals and tourists for its unusual artefacts and collections. The museum is also famous for its art made by a local artist known as Banksy. The museum also displays art including fossils, a Romany caravan and other artefact that have huge archeologically value. Make a day of it and visit this magnificent museum and be astounded by the hi...Read more

5. New Room Chapel

   4.6 (185 Votes)
   

   Church, Museum, Park

   New Room Chapel is the first Methodist chapel in the world and holds great historic importance in the city of Bristol. The place was built in 1739 by John Wesley and is a marvel off Architecture and design. The place has gained popularity due to its history and beautiful interiors. Visit this beautiful place in Bristol and experience spirituality and devotion and experience Bristol in its best ...Read more

6. The Red Lodge Museum

   4.5 (163 Votes)
   

   Museum, History Museum, Educational Site, Architecture

   The Red Lodge Museum is a historic house museum in Bristol and is one of the best tourist attractions in the place. The red lodge is a free for all museums that is one of a kind in Bristol when it comes to the rooms and other architecture of the whole museum. The original building was Tudor/Elizabethan which was built in 1579-1580. The whole place is a great way to peek through the history of t...Read more

7. Kingswood Heritage Museum

   4.6 (11 Votes)
   Tower Lane
   Museum

8. Kings Weston Roman Villa

   3.7 (13 Votes)
   Long Cross, Bristol BS11 0LH, UK
   Museum

9. Frenchay Village Museum

   4.4 (5 Votes)
   Museum

10. Blaise Castle House Museum

    4.4 (25 Votes)
    Museum

11. The Georgian House Museum

    4.6 (12 Votes)
    Museum

12. Glenside Hospital Museum

    4.5 (2 Votes)
    University of the West of England, Glenside Campus, Blackberry Hill
    Museum