Bristol Harbour Festival, Bristol

Bristol Harbour Festival, Bristol

16th July 2021
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18th July 2021
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Bristol Harbour Festival,
Bristol Harbour,
City of Bristol,
Bristol,
BS1 5SY,
United Kingdom

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The Bristol Harbour Festival is an annual festival that spans the city and harbour areas.

Throughout the 3 days a wide selection of tall ships, live music, street performances, food markets, water display teams, circus acts and family activities.

This event does not have camping but there are a number of hotels, hostels and guest houses in the Bristol area.

 

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Date:
16th July 2021
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18th July 2021
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The Bristol Harbour Festival is a free event and the city can get very busy so we would suggest you taking public transport and use the park and ride.

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