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Here is a list of books for Bristol that you may find useful.
If you plan to travel to Bristol you may be interested in some guide books and travel books that will help you plan your stay in Bristol and to find your way around. Click on any book for more information or to buy.
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| Bristol books: Maps |  | A-Z Bristol and Bath Atlas (Street Maps & Atlases S.)
Price: £4.36
Publication: March 4, 2003

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| Bristol books: Travel Guides |  | Itchy Insider's Guide to Bristol
This guide to Bristol's best pubs, clubs, shops, bars, restaurants and cultural hangouts features entertaining, incisive reviews, photos, information and maps - and is totally rewritten for 2005.
Price: £3.50
Publication: December 2004

|  | Naked Guide to Bristol: Not All Guide Books Are the Same... (Naked Guides S.)
The Naked Guide to Bristol is a witty and fast–paced guide to all things Bristolian – from a "warts and all" bluffer’s guide to the city’s history right through to its sights, politics and culture. It includes one of the most in-depth pieces ever written about Bristol’s ground-breaking music scene and a who’s who of local celebrities and eccentrics. This is no bland, censored local history lesson. The Naked Guide to Bristol tears off the covers and shows just what makes the city tick. Whether that be the street art dotted all over town or cutting-edge alternative art at the Cube, Bristol is covered in all its glory.
Price: £6.95
Publication: April 2004

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| Bristol books: History & Heritage |  | Bristol (Pevsner Buildings of England Series)
This fourth paperback City Guide in the Buildings of England series covers Bristol, for many centuries England's second port, and in architectural terms still amongst its richest cities.
Outstanding buildings remain of every century from Norman times onward. Medieval prosperity shows in the many churches, including the Cathedral and the stately St Mary Redcliffe, with their unforgettably ingenious vaults. Timber-framed houses large and small survive in quantity, as do large expanses of stone-built Georgian houses. These culminate in the steep hilltop suburbs of Clifton and Hotwells, with their thrilling juxtapositions of streets and terraces. Clifton is famous too for Brunel's mighty suspension bridge, and the great engineer also left his mark at the Neo-Tudor Temple Meads station, the terminus of the Great Western Railway. Bristol's extensive quays and docks are now finding new uses: apartments and restaurants have colonized their intriguingly diverse warehouses, with adventurous new structures to fill the gaps. Lively, up-to-date accounts of every significant building are included, with detailed walks exploring the outer areas, and a scholarly narrative introduction to put the architecture in context. A separate section covers excursions to nearby attractions, including the picturesque almshouses at Blaise Hamlet and two country houses, Vanbrugh's Kingsweston and the newly famous Victorian mansion at Tyntesfield. Superb, specially taken colour photographs appear throughout, and extensive maps and plans make the book easy to use. The result is at once the essential visitors' companion, and an indispensable work of reference for every architectural historian.
Price: £9.99
Publication: August 2004

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| Bristol books: Walking and Tours |  | Rural Rambles Near Bristol and Bath (Rural Rambles S.)
A selection of 18 country walks within easy reach of Bristol and Bath. Originally published in 1981 as "Walks in Avon", this edition has been completely revised, up-dated, and expanded.
Price: £7.95
Publication: Paperback , (May 30, 2004)

|  | The Bristol and Bath Cycle Guide
This guide contains 20 leisure rides designed around the city paths, parkland and riversides of Bristol and Bath, as well as tours in the local Cotswoldian surrounds. Easy rides are listed for children and beginners, plus excellent off road rides for mountain bikers. There are also listings of cafes and pubs en route, and all the ride instructions are accompanied with detailed mapping. Ride the Clifton Gorge end-to-end; mounain bike on the Mendips; bag the famous Bristol-Bath railway path and the Bath-Bradford towpath; explore the river Avon; admire the Severn Bridges and estuary fenland; take tea on tour via Durham Park; taste the Cotswolds near Yate; and come to Castle Comb, England's prettiest village.
Price: £7.69
Publication: March 2004

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| Bristol books: General Interest |  | Titch Hikers' Guide to Bristol and the West Country
Price: £7.99
Publication: March 2004

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