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Great George Street
Brandon Hill
Bristol, BS1 5RR
Nearest Transport: Clifton Down
The Cabot Tower commemorates the discovery of the mainland of North America by John Cabot. It was built in 1897 and stan...
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    The Cabot Tower
    Great George Street Brandon Hill Bristol BS1 5RR uk
    11th September 2008
    Stunning views and great exercise
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    Forgotten the nr of steps to the top viewing platform, but worth the effort.
    The views are magnificent and you can walk around and view Bristol's skyline from every angle.
    The tower commemorates the 'discovery' of Nth America by John Cabot, who sailed from Bristol. But what about the Vikings? They beat old John to it by a few centuries!!

    Brandon Hill nature reserve, at the base of the tower, is worth a visit in its own right. It is alleged to have common lizards, but I've not managed to spot any (yet).
    This little oasis also makes a perfect picnic spot - great views, great walks (especially up-hill) and lots of grassed areas.
    All you need then is a bit of sunshine ;-)
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    The Cabot Tower
    Great George Street Brandon Hill Bristol BS1 5RR uk
    24th August 2008
    cool view..
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    completely free and on brandon hill, which is a lovely place in the middle of town and well worth a visit - a great place for a frisbee nad a picnic!
    The walk to the tower is uphill, and then followed by a large winding staircase - so not suitable for those who are majorly unfit or otherwise, but the views from the top are absolutely spectacular.
    you get to see 360 degrees of the park and bristol and beyond. Picking a nice day is best because of better visibility, and a day can always be finished off with a nice walk around the harbourside afterwards :)