This is a true Victorian icon, and well worth the trip out from Bristol city centre. Approaching from the Downs , an attractive parkland area, and through the upmarket Victorian enclave of Clifton Village, the Avon Gorge comes as a bit of a surprise. But I K Brunels masterpiece dominates ths surprisingly green area. The story of the bridge is... More

Worth a quick drive over - only 50p toll - to feel the history and see the view! A visit to Clifton Village can be combined with this - lots of bars, individual boutique style shops and an antiques arcade.

The view, height and feat of Victorian ingenuity and engineering. Still as good as it was when built in the 1860's

looking from the gorge at night it has to be said this is one of the best experiences ever, i promise to anybody they should go and see it.

The view here is excellant but not for the vertigo suffers but although I am one myself I just had to walk across the bridge.

I just thinks suspension bridges are cool, and this is just such a classic shape - though maybe the towers are a bit dumpy. The impressive bit is walking on to it and realising how breathtakingly far down it is to the river. The Samaritans have their phone number at each end but, frankly, anyone who has come here to... More

This is a must see in Bristol. The bridge is absolutely amazing. The views to and from the bridge are some of the best you will find in this city. Its a short walk over and around. The views over the river Avon valley are spectacular. Parking nearby is possible, just walk 3 minutes.

If you're into bridges then this is for you! The view is amazing from the bridge, especially on a clear day.

The amazing view and ability to walk across at own leisure. Cars pay 1 pound to cross each way but cyclists and pedestrians can go across without hindrance. Completed in 1864, will be celebrating 150 years next year. Testimony to Brunel´s visionary mind.