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TrawsCymru T7 - Bridging England & Wales the eco-friendly way from the heart of Bristol through Clifton Downs & Westbury Park to Chepstow, where you can connect to other scenic delights across Wales.

Bristol city centre    ➤

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Discovering Bristol's vibrant heart: A car-free journey through its historic streets, artistic corners, and harbourside charm

Bristol city centre beckons without the need for a car, offering a delightful blend of history, culture, and scenic beauty, all easily explored on foot or via its excellent local transport. Arriving by train to Bristol Temple Meads, you are perfectly placed to begin your adventure. From here, a short walk leads to the bustling Harbourside, where maritime history comes alive.

Stroll along the revitalised waterfront, home to Brunel’s magnificent SS Great Britain and the captivating M Shed museum, detailing Bristol’s social and industrial past. Nearby, the vibrant Wapping Wharf awaits, a thriving hub of independent eateries and boutiques housed in converted shipping containers. You can also explore the historic Floating Harbour, ideal for leisurely waterside walks.

Venture into the atmospheric Old City, where narrow lanes reveal architectural gems like Bristol Cathedral and the bustling St Nicholas Market. Don’t miss the chance to seek out some of Banksy’s iconic street art, which can be found dotted around the city centre. For breathtaking panoramic views, hop on a local bus from the city centre to Clifton Village. A short, pleasant journey brings you to the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge, an engineering marvel offering stunning vistas of the Avon Gorge. From here, you can also explore the tranquil pathways of nearby Leigh Woods, a beautiful nature preserve.

Bristol’s compact nature and comprehensive bus network make it a joy to navigate, ensuring every corner of its distinctive character is within easy reach.

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Clifton Down    ➤

A picturesque destination that beckons tourists with its natural beauty and cultural charm.

Clifton Down, situated in Bristol, United Kingdom, is a picturesque destination that beckons tourists with its natural beauty and cultural charm.

This sprawling green expanse offers stunning panoramic views of the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge and Avon Gorge, making it a favourite spot for leisurely walks and picnics.

Visitors can explore the historic Clifton Observatory and Camera Obscura for a unique perspective on the landscape. Nearby, the charming Clifton Village boasts quaint streets lined with boutique shops and cosy cafes, creating a delightful atmosphere for shopping and dining.

Clifton Down is a must-visit destination for those seeking a blend of nature and culture in Bristol.

Westbury Park    ➤

Westbury Park and Durdham Downs offer tourists a captivating blend of green spaces and urban charm.

Westbury Park and Durdham Downs, nestled in Bristol, UK, offer tourists a captivating blend of green spaces and urban charm.

Durdham Downs, a vast and scenic area, invites outdoor enthusiasts for jogging, kite flying, or simply soaking up the panoramic views of the Avon Gorge and Clifton Suspension Bridge.

Adjacent to this, Westbury Park exudes an old-world charm with its tree-lined streets and Victorian architecture. Visitors can explore its boutique shops, cafes, and the picturesque St. Alban’s Church. The Downs, along with Westbury Park, provide a tranquil escape from the city bustle and are an ideal destination for both relaxation and exploration.

Westbury on Trym    ➤

Discover Westbury on Trym: A charming Bristol village easily explored by bus, offering history, green spaces, and a relaxed pace.

Nestled within Bristol, the picturesque village of Westbury on Trym offers a delightful escape for those travelling without a car. Its historic heart, complete with a 15th-century gatehouse and traditional pubs, invites a leisurely stroll, revealing charming independent shops and welcoming cafes. The village effortlessly blends history with a friendly, local feel.

You’ll find an abundance of green spaces perfect for a refreshing walk. The vast Durdham and Clifton Downs are just a short journey away, boasting breathtaking views across the Clifton Suspension Bridge and the Severn Estuary. For nature lovers, Badock’s Wood provides a tranquil haven, while the expansive Blaise Castle Estate offers pathways, play areas, and a historic mansion to explore. Reaching these beautiful spots is a breeze, with frequent bus services connecting you directly from the village centre, making your car-free adventure simple and enjoyable.

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Cribbs Causeway    ➤

Browse from over 150 stores at The Mall Cribbs Causeway and The Retail Park - The Heart of Bristol Shopping.

At the heart of it is the immense shopping complex, The Mall at Cribbs Causeway, featuring over 150 shops and numerous dining options, drawing shopaholics from near and far. For those seeking entertainment, the venue boasts a cinema and an indoor trampoline park.

Additionally, the nearby Wild Place Project offers a family-friendly wildlife experience. History buffs can explore the nearby medieval church of St. Michael’s, while food enthusiasts can savour a variety of cuisines at the bustling restaurants. Cribbs Causeway promises an enjoyable and well-rounded tourist experience.

Severn Bridge    ➤

Enjoy breathtaking views and local charm on a car-free adventure across the iconic Severn Bridge

Picture this: you’re whizzing into Bristol Temple Meads on a train, ready to embark on a scenic journey without the hassle of driving. From there, hop on the local bus that takes you right to the Severn Bridge – a feat of engineering and a marvel for sightseers.

As you stroll across this majestic structure, savour stunning views of the River Severn and the Welsh hills beyond. Feel the fresh breeze as you capture photos and take in the breathtaking expanse of estuary beside you. Once back on solid ground, make time for a wander around nearby Aust village, where quaint cottages and the cosy local pub welcome explorers with open arms.

Whether you’re capturing the perfect Instagram shot or simply enjoying the day, the Severn Bridge offers a delightful outing, easily reached without ever needing a car.

Chepstow    ➤

A charming town in Monmouthshire, Wales, beckons tourists with its rich history and scenic beauty.

Its centrepiece, Chepstow Castle, one of the oldest stone castles in Britain, is a major draw, offering a glimpse into medieval life with its well-preserved fortifications and stunning views of the River Wye.

The town’s historic streets are lined with quaint shops, cosy cafes, and traditional pubs. The Wye Valley, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, surrounds Chepstow, making it a gateway for outdoor activities like hiking and river cruises.

With its blend of history and natural wonders, Chepstow is a delightful tourist destination.

This listing was last updated on 2nd July 2025

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