[category]
[title]
What’s the vibe?
Bristol’s most Instagrammable neighbourhood, with multicoloured houses on every street.
Why is Cliftonwood worth visiting?
The view of Bristol’s Floating Harbour with the rainbow houses of Cliftonwood perched above features in so many photos of the city, but few make it up the hill to explore this photogenic district. Some of the prettiest streets include Cliftonwood Crescent, Ambra Vale East, Church Lane and Ambrose Road. Keep an eye out for mosaics and murals while you're exploring!
Where’s good to eat near Cliftonwood?
Cliftonwood is mostly residential so the only food & drink spot is local pub The Lion. If that doesn’t take your fancy, Clifton Village is only around the corner with plenty of great restaurants and cafes, from top notch tapas at Bar 44 to vegan cakes at East Village Cafe. Wind down after all that walking with a swim and bite to eat at Bristol Lido, or head down the winding lanes of Hotwells and Mardyke Steps to enjoy the sunny top deck of Grain Barge.
Time Out tip
Hidden behind an unassuming wall is Goldney House & Gardens, which is well worth a visit if you can book on to a tour or event. The house itself is a bizarre mix of styles, while the eccentric garden features a canal, orangery, orchard and elaborate grotto, decorated with over 200,000 shells.