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Love Bristol!

Bristol is an amazingly diverse city, home to people from all over the world. If you’re looking to relocate, then we’re sure you won’t be disappointed. Sometimes called little London, the city has many music venues, galleries and festivals that drive its creative reputation. If you’re looking for country living, we are only a few miles away from many picturesque villages and small towns in Gloucestershire and Somerset, which are all within commuter distance. The beaches of Devon, Dorset and Wales are within a two-hour drive from Bristol; a city with great green credentials, with excellent bus service and cycle lanes.

HOUSING

From Victorian terraced houses in Southville, to the coloured homes of Totterdown you see on picture postcards, and new builds in the suburbs or flats on the harbour, wherever you choose to live in Bristol, you will be a short trip away to the bustling city or beautiful countryside.

For housing advice from our Local Authority visit the Bristol Housing website, or visit Rightmove. There are also affordable rental and shared ownership schemes, provided by the Knightstone Housing Association.

SCHOOLS

Bristol provides an excellent choice of state schools and private schools. For further information, visit: www.bristol.gov.uk/schools-learning-early-years/find-a-school Bristol is also home of the University of Bristol - ranked in the world's top 50 in the QS World University Rankings 2020 – and the University of the West of England is also well regarded and with many links to the Trust.

TRANSPORT

Bristol is a ‘cycling-friendly’ city, but there are also great bus and train links. The new metro-link bus service is a modern public transport system for the greater Bristol area, offering faster boarding and shorter journey times on modern, environmentally-friendly vehicles. University Hospitals Bristol could not be easier to find, because our hospitals are right in the heart of the city. Courtesy buses run between our sites, and we are more than happy to offer help with bus passes and rail season tickets. We also provide facilities for bicycles too, but tend to limit parking spaces, and priority is given to those who need them the most. Bristol also has some high-quality rail and motorway networks that link directly to London. Visit the national rail website. If you want to go even further, the city is home to one of the country’s fastest growing international airports. For more information about travelling to and around Bristol, visit Bristol’s Transport website.

There are more than enough reasons to love life here in Bristol.

There are many interesting places to visit and things to do – the city has its feet firmly in the 21st century, with an impressive heritage to match. Whether you’re looking for culture, music or sport – not only will you find it right here, you’ll find more of it than you think. As an added bonus, the countryside and coastline are only a stone’s throw away.

Considering moving here? See below a few of the many interesting facts about Bristol:

• Largest city in the South West of England
• Voted the Best Place to Live in the UK by The Sunday Times Best Places to Live Guide 2017
• Named as one of the 10 happiest cities to work in the UK by The Guardian
• First city in the UK to be awarded the European Green Capital in 2015
• Named the kindest city in the UK, according to a study by charity 52 Lives
• Banksy is Bristolian, and his work can still be seen on the streets of Bristol
• Upfest, the biggest street art festival in Europe, is held in Bristol
• Bristol hosts Europe’s largest hot air balloon fiesta
• Bristol has its own airport, with flights to over 115 destinations in over 34 countries

To find out more, visit: visitbristol.co.uk