Brandon Hill

I had a great walk around Brandon Hill which I have enjoyed some great views of the city on a bright sunny day. The climb it was tough but it was worth it. The hill is the tallest in Bristol and I have discovered some interesting trees that were planted there like the oak tree that it was planted in 1902 in a commemoration of the coronation of King Edward VII and the Wilctonia that it was brought over to Bristol on SS Great Britain. Also there was the meadow and the wildlife to enjoy. Going to the Cabot Tower it was enjoyable as I have taken the route where the waterfall and small ponds were which was a blessing to sit under there on a hot summers day. Also by the ponds I have discovered wild strawberries. There is a playground and another area were teens were practising boxing.

Great views of Bristol and further in distance. Chance for even better views from the top of Cabot Tower - free

Beautiful spot just off the city centre. Great views!

Great views of Bristol and a quiet place when I visited. There are public toilets but they're in bad shape and I avoided them.

Absolutely adore this city park. We regularly visit to hand feed the squirrels and to enjoy the incredible views. Just love it here!

My favorite me-time spot. So this is a hill. With green grass. Plenty of trees. Lots of benches. A tower called Cabot Tower on top of the hill. Tiny circular running track, a little bit hidden. Playground for kids. A pond. Perfect for morning exercise, walking dogs/babies/toddlers, reading on benches, or just laying on the grass chatting with friends.

Lovely place to walk around. The tower is open so if you're feeling energetic you can climb the 108 steps to the top for a Bristolian view. Also if you take some monkey nuts the squirrels will take them from your hands.

Brandon Hill was amazing the nature was exquisite and they a large pond with fishes in it everywhere and it's small waterfall it was calm and peaceful and if you go to Bristol I really recommend going here.