Attractions near St Peter’s Church

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St Peter’s Church

Church Road North, Portishead, North Somerset BS20 6PS - England, UK

St Peter’s in Portishead dates from the 14th Century though the high Somerset Tower was erected in 1450. The church has a Norman carved font and an excellent stone pulpit, which is dated around 1600. Outside, near the priest’s door...

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Attractions near St Peter’s Church

A selection of attractions close to St Peter’s Church:

Lake Grounds (1.1 Miles)

The Lake Grounds area is a beautiful spot to relax. Built around an artificial lake and running alongside the esplanade, this is the town’s main...

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Clevedon Court (5.9 Miles)

Clevedon Court is an outstanding 14th Century manor house in the heart of the North Somerset countryside, surrounded by a beautiful 18th Century terraced garden....

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Kings Weston Roman Villa (6.1 Miles)

A Roman villa was a country house, usually the centre of an estate. This one was discovered during the construction of Lawrence Weston housing estate...

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Tyntesfield (6.1 Miles)

This spectacular 19th Century estate is a beautiful reminder of an age of grace and fantastic architecture. The National Trust acquired the property in...

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Bristol Cultural Centre (6.1 Miles)

The idea of the Cultural Development Centre is to offer ways for the people of the city and surrounding area to develop their cultural talents...

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Kings Weston House (6.3 Miles)

Architect Sir John Vanbrugh, famed for the palatial Blenheim and Castle Howard, designed this more compact country house for Sir Edward Southall, Queen Anne’s Secretary...

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Bristol Botanic Gardens (7.2 Miles)

The University of Bristol Botanic Gardens are located off Durdham Down in one of the most attractive parts of the city. The gardens contains...

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Clevedon Pier (7.3 Miles)

The only intact Grade I listed pier in the country was built from scrap metal. Clevedon Pier’s designers, John Grover and Richard Ward, bought 37...

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Clevedon Heritage Centre (7.4 Miles)

Waterloo House in Clevedon was built in 1829, by a local man, George Somerton, whose family owned it for almost a hundred years. The Grade...

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Bristol Zoo Gardens (8.3 Miles)

Voted Zoo of the Year 2004 by the Good Britain Guide, Bristol Zoo Gardens has something for everyone from the smallest and rarest tortoise in...

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Blaise Hamlet (8.4 Miles)

These enchanting cottages around a green were built c.1811 for retired employees of John Scandrett Harford, who owned Blaise Castle House. Each of the nine...

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Blaise Castle House Museum (8.4 Miles)

The 650-acre Blaise Castle Estate has been a public pleasure-ground since it was bought by Bristol Council. Paths wind along wooded slopes and beside brooks....

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Clifton College (8.5 Miles)

"There’s a breathless hush in the close tonight." Poet Sir Henry Newbolt’s memorable line recalls his schooldays at Clifton College. Opened in 1862 in emulation...

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Clifton Cathedral (8.9 Miles)

This boldly modern Roman Catholic Cathedral was consecrated in 1973. Commissioned from the Percy Thomas Partnership just as the Second Vatican Council was meeting, the...

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Clifton Rocks Railway (9 Miles)

This railway gives local people and visitors to the area the chance to experience the great experience of a traditional and historic funicular railway....

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(All distances are direct and may be longer by road)