Museums open on Monday in Bristol

John Wesley's New Room, located in Broadmead, Bristol, England, is a historic building with a rich history. It was first opened in June 1739 and later enlarged in 1748. This building is significant as it housed the earliest Methodist societies.

The Georgian House, a 17th-century urban palace, is situated in Bristol, England, at 7 Great George Street. This historic building is a well-preserved example of a typical late 18th-century townhouse, showcasing the decor and furnishings of the era. It offers a glimpse into the lifestyle of the wealthy during this period.

Clifton Suspension Bridge Visitor Centre is a museum in Bristol. The museum features exhibits related to: architecture, design, science and technology, social history, archives and inland waterways.

The tower at Clifton Observatory is home to our museum. From the Iron Age, when a Celtic fort that sat atop the hill, to the early 19th century when the Bristol School of artists used the site to observe and depict the landscape, the museum details the Clifton Observatory’s rich and unique history.

The Geology Collection at the University of Bristol safeguards a diverse range of over 100,000 geological specimens, maps and archival documents in support of the wider scholarly community and the general public. Visitors are welcome to view the public displays or book an appointment to access the c

Aerospace Bristol is an aerospace museum located in Filton, just north of Bristol, England. The museum is managed by the Bristol Aero Collection Trust and offers a diverse collection of exhibits. It is an ideal destination for those interested in aviation history and technology.