Explore the Enigmatic Redcliffe Caves
Discover the mystical Redcliffe Caves in Bristol, a captivating tourist attraction with stunning rock formations and artistic installations.
Nestled along the banks of the River Avon, Redcliffe Caves presents an extraordinary opportunity to explore the hidden depths of Bristol's geological and historical significance. This captivating tourist attraction boasts a series of interconnected caves, formed over centuries, showcasing stunning rock formations that tell the story of the earth's evolution. As you wander through the dimly lit passages, you will encounter fascinating displays of natural beauty, including stalactites and stalagmites that have formed in mesmerizing shapes and patterns, creating an otherworldly atmosphere. Beyond its geological wonders, Redcliffe Caves is also a canvas for artistic expression. Local artists often transform the caves into vibrant galleries, featuring intriguing art installations that enhance the experience of visiting this unique location. Look out for special events that might be taking place during your visit, as the caves often host exhibitions and performances, adding an element of surprise and creativity to your exploration. Accessibility is an important consideration, as the caves are designed to welcome visitors of all ages. Guided tours are available, allowing tourists to delve deeper into the history and significance of this remarkable site. Whether you're an adventurous traveler or simply looking for a unique experience, Redcliffe Caves promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of Bristol's natural wonders.
Local tips
- Check the official website for special events or exhibitions happening during your visit.
- Wear comfortable shoes as some areas may require careful navigation.
- Bring a camera to capture the stunning formations and art installations.
A brief summary to Redcliffe Caves
- Phoenix Wharf, Redcliffe Way, Bristol, Redcliffe, BS1 6SR, GB
- +441179222200
Getting There
-
Walking
From Bristol Temple Meads train station, exit onto Station Approach and turn right onto the main road (Temple Gate). Walk straight until you reach the roundabout, then take the second exit onto Redcliffe Way. Continue walking straight on Redcliffe Way for approximately 15 minutes. Look for Phoenix Wharf on your left side. The entrance to Redcliffe Caves is located at Phoenix Wharf, Redcliffe Way, Bristol BS1 6SR.
-
Bus
From the city center, head to the bus stop at Broadmead and catch the number 8 or 9 bus towards Hengrove or Hartcliffe. Get off at the stop named 'Redcliffe Way'. After disembarking, walk back towards the direction of the bus, and you will find Phoenix Wharf on your right. The caves are located at Phoenix Wharf, Redcliffe Way, Bristol BS1 6SR.
-
Bicycle
If you’re cycling, head toward the Bristol and Bath cycle path. Follow the path towards Bristol city center. Once you reach the city center, cycle along the River Avon towards Redcliffe. You can access Redcliffe Way from the waterfront area. Continue along Redcliffe Way until you reach Phoenix Wharf, where you will find the entrance to Redcliffe Caves at Phoenix Wharf, Redcliffe Way, Bristol BS1 6SR.
Attractions Nearby to Redcliffe Caves
Landmarks nearby to Redcliffe Caves
-
Bristol Ferry
-
King George V Memorial Fountain
-
Watershed
-
Royal Talbot Buildings
-
Bristol Bridge
-
Statue of Cary Grant
-
Medieval Vaults
-
Historic England - Bristol Office
-
Fermentation Buildings
-
Templar Stone
-
Old Post Office
-
Guided Walking Tour - From Blackbeard to Banksy
-
Castle Wharf
-
Cheese Lane Shot Tower
-
St John's Church