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Bristol Cathedral

College Green, Bristol, England BS1 5TJ

Featured Review : Bristol Cathedral was right next to our hotel, but is probably not one of the better known, or most visited places in the city. It is definitely worth going to see this beautiful church though and taking some time to ex...See Full Review

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Bristol Cathedral

  • 3 out of 5 stars by Joy S from Manchester, England, United Kingdom
  • August 31, 2011
Bristol Cathedral
Quote: Bristol Cathedral was right next to our hotel, but is probably not one of the better known, or most visited places in the city. It is definitely worth going to see this beautiful church though and taking some time to explore inside.It is both a... Read the full Bristol Cathedral review

From journal 2 Days in Bristol

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The Abbey Cathedral

  • 3 out of 5 stars by GB from Devizes from Devizes, United Kingdom
  • November 17, 2004
The Abbey Cathedral
Quote: This has reputedly been a place of worship since Saint Augustine preached on this site in 603 AD and when, first constructed as an abbey in 1140, it was dedicated to him. Today, the cathedral is dedicated to "The Holy and Undivided Trinity." The... Read the full Bristol Cathedral review

From journal Bristol-End of the Line for Mr. Brunel