See displays and artefacts explaining the history, construction and maintenance of the world-famous Clifton Suspension Bridge. Tours of the bridge take place on Saturdays, Sundays and …

A trip to Bristol isn’t complete without a stop at the multi-award-winning Clifton Suspension Bridge. A sightseeing must-see, the iconic bridge also has a free Museum where tourists, families, and …

The history of the Clifton Suspension Bridge is interesting, rich and fascinating, with a story that begins in 1754. The Clifton Suspension Bridge Trust is custodian to both the bridge itself and …

Just as the bridge spans Avon Gorge, joining Bristol and North Somerset, the history of Clifton Suspension Bridge spans three centuries. With around 90% of its original ironwork still in …

Clifton Suspension Bridge is a special part of Bristol’s heritage, symbolising the city for residents and visitors. The Bridge has always operated as a toll bridge and has been maintained and …

Book a Tour at the Bridge Delve under Bristol's most iconic landmark or join a weekend bridge tour: there's lots of ways to experience the Clifton Suspension Bridge! Public tour tickets are …

Take yourself on a self-guided walk over and under the bridge, catch a glimpse of Bristol's floating harbour and see if you can spot the climbers cave.

If you regularly commute across the bridge, having a Bridge Card could make your crossings cheaper and quicker. The more crossings you purchase, the cheaper it becomes! Order your …

The bridge is a ‘bascule bridge’ which means that the centre section lifts up to let boats pass in and out of the harbour. The distinctive horn-shaped sculptures are actually also counter …

Bristol’s main rail terminal is Bristol Temple Meads (BTM). The closest station to the Suspension Bridge is Clifton Down, a drive of 7 minutes or a walk of 30 minutes.