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Arnolfini

16 Narrow Quay, Bristol, England BS1 4QA

Featured Review : My second visit to Bristol was on a decidedly damp Saturday afternoon, so we were looking for places to spend some time inside. Having walked down the steep slope of Park Street and not being in any hurry to go back up, ...See Full Review

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Contemporary Arts in Bristol, England

  • 4 out of 5 stars by frangliz from Portsmouth, United Kingdom
  • July 31, 2009
Contemporary Arts in Bristol, England
Quote: My second visit to Bristol was on a decidedly damp Saturday afternoon, so we were looking for places to spend some time inside. Having walked down the steep slope of Park Street and not being in any hurry to go back up, I suggested that the... Read the full Arnolfini review

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Quote: The Arnolfini is Bristol’s contemporary art museum. Not only is it an important focus of contemporary cultural life in Bristol, its location overlooking the water at the head of Narrow quay makes it a prominent symbol of the waterfront regeneration... Read the full Arnolfini review

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