Bristol Museum And Art Gallery

City Museum & Art Gallery, Quenns Road, Bristol, BS8 1RL -

Up to
400 guests

Bristol City Museum is a stunning venue, located in the smart area of Clifton, just 2 miles from the city centre. The magnificent Edwardian Baroque building is a famous city landmark and its world class collection of art, archaeology, geology and natural history provides an inspirational backdrop for corporate hospitality.

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Winterstoke Hall

up to 400 standing

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up to 400

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up to 250

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up to 250

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Reviews

Kelvyn Frost
January 2025
An interesting natural history and art gallery combined. I enjoyed looking round though I thought the modern art was awful and a waste of space. There were some beautiful paintings as well. I particularly liked the exhibits of animals from all over the world.
Melon cauli (UKOK)
February 2025
Decent size musuem, the art is amazing and the animal section was decent, although my favourite was the Egyptian section. The layout is sporadic (random rooms off-shooting everwhere) however this makes it more fun as it feels like your exploring. The only negative point is the kids, no fault of the musuem but people need to controll their kids in a art musuem, or the musuem needs to enforce responsible parenting alot more as it ruined some of the exhibits. I cannot believe the musuem is also free to enter, I've payed to enter worse musuems than this , I'd happily pay a few quid to enter. The building is beatiful aswell. The tac shop could be alot better, they didn't seem to sell any art paintings (prints etc) witch was a shame. Would defiantly recommend and will return.
Dr Lavelot
February 2025
Bristol Museum & Art Gallery offers diverse exhibits across three floors. The ground floor features Egyptian mummies, South West wildlife, and an exhibition gallery. On the first floor, visitors can see Alfred the Gorilla, a Romany wagon, and displays on dinosaurs, rocks, and wildlife. The second floor showcases art galleries with paintings, pottery, glass, and other crafts.