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Walking around central Bristol
The Old City and Harbourside work well on foot, with pedestrian streets and quayside routes close together. Temple Meads is farther out, so build that approach into your day.
Walking shows how Bristol's old commercial streets meet the Floating Harbour. A route from the Old City to the quays can join markets, bridges and waterfront venues without a vehicle. Temple Meads is a useful starting point, but it sits outside that compact core; deciding how to reach the harbour first makes the rest of the walk clearer.
Useful to know
Group Old City and Harbourside stops into one walking section.
Choose a station-to-centre route before leaving Temple Meads.
Allow extra time for quayside detours and the city's hills.
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