01. The 'Centre'
02. The 'Centre' & The Facade of the Hippodrome
03. St. Augustine's Parade
04. The Colston Tower from St. Augustine's Reach
05. St. Augustine's Reach and a View of the Centre
06. View of the Cathedral from St. Augustine's Reach
07. Prince Street
08. The Bristol & West Tower from College Green
09. The Bristol & West Tower from Queen's Square
10. Queen's Square (East)
11. Queen's Square ( North)
12. Queen's Square (North)
13. Queen's Sqaure
14. Facades on Queen's Square
15. The Southeast Corner of Queen's Square
16. Welshback
17. College Green
18. Facades along College Green
19. King's Street
20. Baldwin Street (North End)
21. Baldwin Street (North End)
22. Bristol Bridge
23. Sidestreet of Welshback
24. Queen Charlotte Street
25. Clare Street
26. St. Stephen's Street / Baldwin Street Corner
27. Corn Street (looking North)
28. Corn Street (looking South)
29. Corn Street (looking South)
30. The Corn Street Market
31. St. Nicholas Alley
32. Small Street
33. St. Nicholas Alley
34. Broad Street
35. Baldwin Street Corner Buildings
36. Baldwin Street
37. College Green
38. The Council House
39. Bristol Cathedral
40. Colston Avenue
41. Traffic on Colston Avenue
42. Lewins Mead
43. Colston Avenue from St. Stephen's Street
44. The Wills Tower from Denmark Street
45. Denmark Street
46. Pipe Lane
47. Statue outside Bristol Cathedral
48. Corn Stree (Looking North)
49. St. Stephen's Street / Corn Street Crossing
50. Marsh Street
51. Stairs from St. Stephen's Street to Baldwin Street
52. Baldwin Street
53. St. Nicholas Markets
54. Newmarket Street
55. All Saint's Church, Newmarket Street
56. Newmarket Street and Broad Street
57. Unity Street
58. Baldwin Street
59. Queen Charlotte Street
60. Castle Park
01. Park Street bottom
One could say the West End starts at the base of Park Street and all places west of that point is considered to be in the West End.
SOME IMPORTANT LANDMARKS:
02. Queen Elizabeth's Hospital School
03. St. George's Theatre
04. The Royal West of England Academy of Art
05. The Victoria Rooms
06. Bristol Museum
07. The Wills Memorial Tower
08. The Clifton Suspension Bridge
09. Park Street
10. Clifton Triangle
11. Clifton Triangle
12. Queen's Road at the bottom of Whiteladies Road
13. Queen's Road looking toward The Clifton Triangle
14. The Victoria Rooms
15. The Clifton Height Building on the Triangle
16. The Triangle and Clifton Heights
17. Victoria Square
18. Victoria Square
19. Victoria Square
20. Victoria Square in Autumn
21. The Monument in Berkeley Square
22. Berkeley Square
23. Brandon Hill
24. Pembroke Road
25. One of Many Up-Market Buildings on Pembroke Road
26. Housing on Pembroke Road
27. Pembroke Road
28. Pembroke Road
29. Pembroke Road
30. Pembroke Road
31. Alma Vale Church
32. Clifton Village
33. York Terrace
34. Caledonia Place in Autumn
35. Caledonia Place
36. Charlotte Street
37. Brandon Hill Park
38. Brandon Hill Park
39. Brandon Hill in Winter
40. The Wills Memorial Tower and Bristol Museum
01. The Glass Dome of the @Bristol Complex
02. Millenium Square, the Largest Open Area
03. Pitcher & Piano, One of Many Bars
04. Pero's Bridge
05. The View West Towards Hotwells
06. Lloyd's TSB Building
07. New Apartment Buildings
08. Lloyd's TSB Building
09. View of Canon's Marsh from Prince Street
10. One of Many Days For Sunbathing
11. Newly Built Ibis Hotel and Carpe Diem
12. Fairly Recent Apartments
13. Fairly Recent Apartments
14. The City of Bristol College Campus
15. Modern Apartment Spiral
16. View East from Hotwells across the Waterfront
17. The S.S. Great Britain on the South Bank
18. Construction on Cathedral Walk
19. The Terrace Caffe Gusto
20. The View Northwest to Hotwells
21. Newly Built Apartments
22. Newly-Build and Construction
23. The S.S. Great Britain
24. Cabot Tower from Canon's Marsh
25. View of Canon's Marsh and Hotwells
Redcliffe Wharf as viewed from Bristol Bridge
Bristol Bridge links Redcliffe on the right with the City Centre of the left
Construction is always taking place, and merging with the area of Temple.
Redcliffe Street
One Redcliffe Street is the highest building in the district
Portwall Lane
The South End of Redcliffe Street
The View West from Redcliffe Bridge
One Redcliffe Street from St. Thomas Street
The City Centre from Redcliffe
Redcliffe Bridge
Redcliffe Wharf
View North from Redcliffe Bridge
...and one last look at Redcliffe Bridge
Flats on Redcliffe Backs
The Roundabout
The Roundabout
St. Mary Redcliffe itself
The Flying Buttresses at St. Mary Redcliffe
Temple Circus
St. Mary Redcliffe from Temple Meads
Temple Meads Station
Buildings along Portwall
Redcliffe Wharf
A Pub on Bathurst Basin
St. Mary Redcliffe as seen from Prince Street Bridge
Newmarket Street
The Haymarket
The Horsefair
One of Four Pedestrianised Streets
The Old House of Fraser Building, Soon To Become Primark
Tree Lined Pedestrian Streets
The Arcade, East Entrance
Union Street
Inside the Arcade
Construction on The Circus
The Corner of the Old House of Fraser Building
One of Many Pedestrianised Streets
Heavy Traffic on James Barton Road
A Subway outside Debenhams
The Arcade, West Entrance
View To The Circus
The Broadmead Gateway
The Eastern Entrance to the Galleries
View To Cabot Circus
Castlemead Tower
A Look At The More Depressing Corner of Bristol
The Horsefair / Union Street Corner
Crossing the Road
The Circus
Cabot Circus is a new shopping mall development in Bristol. It is located next to Broadmead, the main shopping district in Bristol city centre. The Cabot Circus development area contains shops, offices, a cinema, hotel and 250 apartments. It covers a total of 139,350 m2 (1,500,000 sq ft) floor space, of which 92,900 m2 (1,000,000 sq ft) is retail outlets and leisure facilities. It opened in September 2008, after a ten year planning and building project costing Ј500 million.
