Living in Bristol

You’ll discover a wealth of cultural attractions from theatres and galleries to museums and music venues, great places to eat and drink, historical landmarks and stunning architecture. In fact, this beautiful and vibrant city which sits at the gateway to the South West really does offer something for everyone.

Your transport »

We are lucky to have good public transport and road links in Bristol and we are now officially a ‘Cycling City’. We also have one of the country’s fastest growing international airports, so travel to the rest of the UK and Europe couldn’t be more convenient. Full travel details can be found at www.travelbristol.org/home Alternatively, rail information is available at www.nationalrail.co.uk or www.bristoltaxinumbers.co.uk lists many companies in the area.

Your new home »

Whether you’re looking for a cottage in the country, a swish town apartment or a Victorian terrace, you’ll find a range of housing to suit all tastes and pockets. If you register with a property search website such as www.rightmove.co.uk, www.primelocation.com or www.findaproperty.com you will have access to thousands of properties for sale with a number of estate agents from across the city and you can start searching for your dream home.

Education »

Bristol has a great range of primary schools, secondary schools or further education and higher education colleges or universities. Here’s a good starting point for more information:

Bristol City Council education: www.bristol.gov.uk
South Gloucestershire education: www.southglos.gov.uk
North Somerset education: www.n-somerset.gov.uk
Independent schools council: www.isc.co.uk