Bristol Parks and Gardens

Bristol’s central green spaces range from the formal 18th-century layout of Queen Square to the medieval ruins of St Peter's Church in Castle Park. Brandon Hill, the city's oldest park, contains the landmark Cabot Tower and panoramic Harbourside views. College Green provides a historic setting between Bristol Cathedral and City Hall, while the Dog Zone offers a dedicated fenced area for off-lead exercise. These locations preserve Bristol's civic history and provide essential open space within the urban landscape.

Queen Square

Queen Square is a 2.4 hectares Georgian square in the centre of Bristol, England.

Castle Park

Castle Park is a public open space in Bristol, England, managed by Bristol City Council.

College Green

A triangular public space flanked by Bristol Cathedral and the curved facade of City Hall. This historic green is a central site for civic events and public gatherings in the city center.

Brandon Hill Park

Bristol's oldest park, featuring the 105-foot Cabot Tower built in 1897. It offers steep walking paths, a nature reserve, and panoramic views across the city and Harbourside.

Dog Zone

A designated, fenced-off section within St Andrews Park specifically designed for dogs to exercise off-lead.