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Ellis Deli
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This family run shop just south of one of the universities gets plenty of business from the students and the townies alike. There is an extensive menus, and plenty of seating for hanging out with friends, or even a cheap and easy date before or after going to see one of the other things that the town has to offer. The wildlife park isn't too far either, and so during the pretty months there are often families to be found with sandwiches, and apples, and everything else that this little shop has to offer.
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Park Street
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Park Street is a long high street is full of clubs and bars to suit all audiences. The most popular with the university students include The Bunker at the top of Park Street. The Bunker plays all the best tunes from current pop charts music to 90’s HipHop R&B. Just across the road from The Bunker is Mbargo, a far more intimate venue but equally popular with local people. If you're looking for a good time, any night of the week, Park Street is your go to destination.
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Queen's Corner
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This shopping center has both muggle and magical stores alike. They are separated by a brick wall that looks completely solid, but if you have magical blood, you can simply pass right through. You can find a little of everything here, much like Diagon Alley in London, Queen's Corner has it all for any witch or wizard finding themselves a little short of something while in Bristol.
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Watershed
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Watershed is a cross-artform venue set on Bristol’s harbourside, offering a lively programme of independent film and events, plus occasional live music and Festivals. Watershed’s friendly, buzzy cafe/bar is warm and inviting, with local organic food, and it can be reserved for parties of 10 to 60.
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Wild Place Project
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Wild Place Project is a fun, family attraction that provides adventure, play and learning with an emphasis on protecting habitats on our doorsteps and around the globe.

Visitors to Wild Place Project can Discover Madagascar which is home to several mischievous lemurs, visit the Edge of Africa with zebras and eland roaming in the grassland, see okapi and cheeky red river hogs in the Secret Congo and pay a visit to the striking grey wolves of Europe.

Wild Place Project is home to the world’s fastest land mammal. The cheetahs, all young males, are living in the new immersive Mahali Pori National Park exhibit. Their home boasts exciting features such as a lure carrying food, which the cheetahs will chase, showing their full running speed of 0 to 60mph in only three seconds.

Plus new for the summer season will be an extended lemur walk-through, with an extra species of black and white ruffed lemurs, the ‘Congo Bongo’ play area and a puzzling maize maze.

Families can also take their shoes and socks off and enjoy an array of textures on the Barefoot Trail, climb up the scramble net and slide down the fireman’s pole in the Fun Fort, relax in the Tower Meadow or take a stroll in the protected ancient woodland.

For the ultimate adrenaline adventure don’t forget the Leap of Faith. Test the nerves of all the family by taking on seven different climbing and exhilarating challenges on offer from the ‘3G Power Swing’, climbing wall and if you’re brave enough the Leap of Faith jump!
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Bristol is a city straddling the River Avon in the southwest of England with a prosperous maritime history. Its former city-centre port is now a cultural hub, the Harbourside, where the M Shed museum explores local social and industrial heritage. The harbour's 19th-century warehouses now contain restaurants, shops and cultural institutions such as contemporary art gallery The Arnolfini.
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