Bristol has seen a lot of changes over the years. The west country port thrived from medieval times and was a key port for Britains trade with the America and the West Indies. One of its darker periods was when it was at the centre of the slave trade. Great christianj preachers like Wilberforce and George Muller made there mark on Bristol with a change to better social values. Bristol was a key area during the industrial revolution with great feats of engineering such as Brunels Clifton Suspension Bridge.
Today Bristol is trying to reinvent itself with many opportunities to build the tourist trade There is much to see, do and experience in Bristol and it can sometimes be difficult to find out everything you want to know - with this in mind, About Bristol has created an in-depth and informative guide to the city, its people and the surrounding areas, along with an app you casn download. The site as well as providing interesting facts and information about Bristol, offers downloadable maps, Bristol travel information, info about travelling to Bristol from abroad and anything else you may need to help you plan you trip.
Driving in Bristol is not too much of a problem but you might want to use public transport and "let the train take the starin" If on the other hand you live in Bristol you may find that relying on public transport can be a bit of a pain and that you really need to be able to drive to get around. Those buses are fine for getting around the tourist areas in the centre of the city but for every day travel, the use of a car can be very beneficial. Driving lessons in Bristol will help you to learn to drive quickly. Of course the cost of motoring is not limited to the cost of driving lessons. You will need to factor in the cost of a new car, insurance and repairs. The cost of learning to drive in Bristol is anything from £800 to £1000 for the average person. However for a young person, the cost of the first year's car insurance after they have passed their test is sure to exceed this considerably.
Today Bristol is trying to reinvent itself with many opportunities to build the tourist trade There is much to see, do and experience in Bristol and it can sometimes be difficult to find out everything you want to know - with this in mind, About Bristol has created an in-depth and informative guide to the city, its people and the surrounding areas, along with an app you casn download. The site as well as providing interesting facts and information about Bristol, offers downloadable maps, Bristol travel information, info about travelling to Bristol from abroad and anything else you may need to help you plan you trip.
Driving in Bristol is not too much of a problem but you might want to use public transport and "let the train take the starin" If on the other hand you live in Bristol you may find that relying on public transport can be a bit of a pain and that you really need to be able to drive to get around. Those buses are fine for getting around the tourist areas in the centre of the city but for every day travel, the use of a car can be very beneficial. Driving lessons in Bristol will help you to learn to drive quickly. Of course the cost of motoring is not limited to the cost of driving lessons. You will need to factor in the cost of a new car, insurance and repairs. The cost of learning to drive in Bristol is anything from £800 to £1000 for the average person. However for a young person, the cost of the first year's car insurance after they have passed their test is sure to exceed this considerably.
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