Reviews of Underfall Yard Visitor Centre. (Museum) in Bristol (Somerset).

Underfall Yard Visitor Centre

597 Reviews

297 Comments

Museum

Maritime museum

Underfall Yard, Cumberland Rd, Bristol BS1 6XG, United Kingdom

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Information of Underfall Yard Visitor Centre, Museum in Bristol (Somerset)

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Reviews of Underfall Yard Visitor Centre

K. R.

Great place to visit. Friendly staff always prepared to explain everything.

F. L.

Great place to go to grasp a basic knowledge of river engineering in Bristol. I was so thankful to have a knowledgeable volunteer who walked me through this. The centre is free but worth to donate.

I.

This building is a little gem housing some fantastic hydro powered engines and a very detailed large scale map of The Floating Harbour. It is a credit to those who give their time to preserve our local history.

J. J. D.

A real gem. Can't believe I've lived in Bristol for almost 20 years and never found it before!! And free...and cafe lovely. Great views over the river whilst eating.

P. G. M.

Nice ciffee and cakes from Pickle. Breakfast and lunches too but not sampled on this occasion as just on bike ride. Historical, dockside info 'play' area for the kids. Friendly and willing staff.

M. S.

Interesting place to visit.This place played a key role in the Bristol docks running.Original buildings and pump machinery.Free to enter and also has a small cafe. Great to visit whilst walking around the harbour.

D. C.

Great hidden little gem, if in Bristol it's definitely worth checking out, offers of food and drinks (and some nice IPAs) along with a great outside seating area make it a very enjoyable place to stop and take a look at some boats

a. j.

A nice place to visit... good little restaurant with great tea and cake. Worth the visit. If you want to visit, why not jump on a ferry and head up to Nova Scotia....then a quick walk around the corner to Underfall.

R. B.

Excellent place to learn some really interesting things about Bristol and its floating habour, and its wonderful, mind blowing hydraulic power system that effectively ran the once thriving Bristol docks...Before the creation of the floating harbour, the docks were tidal, and so when the tide went out the ships would settle on the river bed...and everything that was not tied down and safely stored moved...hence the expression "ship shape and Bristol fashion"

J. C.

Interesting exhibits re local area and engineering. Free to enter. Cafe has the best view of the docks you are gonna get, lovely place to sit outside. Plenty of parking nearby, some free, at Cumberland Basin.

C. G.

Lovely place to visit for an hour. The kids always love learning about the history of Bristol harbour and there's lots of interactive exhibits for them to enjoy. There's really nice food and drink available too, courtesy of Pickle. And the views of the water from the outdoor seating area are hard to beat.

R. R.

Very interesting place. Lovely food and drinks provided by hardworking friendly staff.

R. n.

Great place to chill with a coffee & slice of cake to watch the world go by. Always lovely staff too, matter how busy it gets they always manage to smile

T. K.

Good for a coffee and entertains the kids for a bit. And free to enter!

R. C.

Lovely area of Bristol. Lovely little cafe to stay out of the rain

J. T.

Really cool place I have lived in Bristol for years and would highly recommend a visit while walking around the water front.

P. W.

Fascinating small museum by the working boatyard. Great café, with views along the floating harbour. Friendly volunteer guides.

A. K.

Great place for a family tea or coffee overlooking the harbour while being educated how the docks used to work. There is a also a selection of very tasty savoury snacks and cakes.

A. F.

Really lovely food and a beautiful setting. It was actually chucking it down with rain when we visited but stayed nice and dry under the outside canopy while still taking in the views of the harbour.

V. M.

Bristol Docks is always an interesting place to visit.

A. C.

I love this place. But then I love large pieces of machinery. Also coffee and great sandwiches. The history is really interesting. Not a massive place, short visit and a drink when strolling round the harbour side. Well worth dropping in if you are already at the Great Britain.

M. T.

Great little museum. Lots to see here for both adults and kids. Children will love using magnets to open the model lock gates and pressing buttons to light up parts of the harbour on the aerial view. Check what time the pumps operate. The staff that explain their purpose and how they work are very knowledgeable. Well worth doing in here on a walk round the harbour.

A. M.

Quiet Riverside pints, snacks and coffee at a historic location. Watching the boatbuilders at work was a bonus. Very nice spot to while away an afternoon.

G. F.

Surprisingly informative little museum that gives some of the details of how Bristol's floating harbour works and how it came to it's current state. The staff were very informative and friendly. There are a handful of interactive exhibits explaining how some of the features of the harbour work, which are great for both children and bigger children. Food and drink provided by local business Pickle, with outdoor seating overlooking the water. Worth a visit if you're exploring the serene end of Bristol harbour.

A. W.

Cafe never has coffee machine on when I go.

R. T.

Great place for young and old alike. So much to see. Very helpful staff. Food scrumptious. Overall a very delightful visit.

D. B.

Great place for a wander around where you can still see traditional skills in action. The visitors centre and cafe is good with some great activities for kids young and old. Definitely somewhere where you will learn something about the history of the area. The engine runs at various times so check it out.

P. H.

Lovely old boaty corner of historic Bristol docklands. Splendid cafe serving coffee beer and refreshments, with covered seating area. Walk on towards Wapping Warf and amble past cafes and eateries now open. Why not gaze at the boats and small ships, some with masts or maybe visit Brunel's Great Britain. Why not take the ferry across to the North Bank and explore there?

A. L.

The lovely brother working at the Underfall cafe are so brilliant. Always cheerful and so acommodating. It's a treat to visit. Lovely spot and what a view! Like being on holiday

T. J.

Nice, historical pit-stop on your walk round the harbour. A good museum, but a guided tour is highly recommended. I'm not a history or engineering buff, but what these pumps do/did is crazy impressive!

K. H.

We we're lucky enough to see the pumps working. Had a wonderful couple of hours here. Steve was excellent in giving his time and showing us all the workings (helped by young Felix). Please enjoy an afternoon here well worth a visit especially if history and engineering are your thing.

A. V. H.

Out son had sailing from here with cubs so we thought we would all go down as a family and watch. Not been to Pickle before but have walked by before and thought it always looked nice. It did not disappoint, great food and friendly staff and well as having interesting interactive things for the children to do. We will be going back again very soon.

n. a.

This is one of my favourite places to visit in Bristol. The staff and volunteers are friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. The cafe is good value with a great range of food and drinks. We have just visited again during Harbour Fest and it is much more low key at this end of the harbour. A great place to sit with a coffee/cider (or whatever floats your boat) and watch the comings and goings of the harbour. We also like to come here in the colder months and we all enjoy a walk around the harbour with a stop in Underfall yard for a coffee and the kids like to use the interactive exhibits. In a nutshell, a great place to visit to get a better understanding of the importance Underfall yard played in the harbour, or even just for a snack and a drink.

J. M.

Lovely stop on a harbor walk. Nice atmosphere and great to see a working boat yard in action. There is a working pump Room that is run for the public. There are also some cool interactive displays that get kids understanding and operating a system of locks and sluices, and an interactive aerial map table of the city river and waterways; enough to insert kids for a while. There is a pickle cafe for drinks and food, an ice cream counter, and outside seating with a great view of the harbour. There are also public loos.

H. B.

Amazing setting at the end of the harbour, perfect for watching boats, paddle boarders and dragon boat racing. Basic picnic bench style seating outside. The brunch/breakfast sandwiches are served in baskets, nothing fancy, but everything you could want in a sandwich. Tried the bacon, avocado, tomato and lemon mayo - delicious. Interesting exhibits relating to history of harbour indoors, including interactive stuff that provided ample entertainment for my two-year-old.

J. B.

A lovely position, especially when the weather is dry.

H. T.

Interesting to understand the harbour and it's workings. worthwhile family activities whilst on our walk.

M. L.

Great coffee, fantastic savoury lunch snacks (meat & veggie). Great view. Fun for all ages!

L. C.

Great place for a coffee and better than normal light lunch. Quality staff. Quirky place to sit and eat, in the old pump house. Basic seating and tables, inside , picnic table outside for sunny days. Well worth a visit.

D. W.

One of Bristol's less advertised gems. A traditional shop maintenance yard that builds bespoke small boats, and repairs and maintains some of the larger ones. There's a visitor centre with excellent interactive displays on how the floating harbour was built and maintained. Also has a bar and cage which is a lovely place to hang out.

O. M.

Fantastic interactive aerial map of the whole of Bristol Docks. Fascinating to watch people working on ships and boats in the yard and it seems like a genuinely great place to take kids for a short visit while walking around the docks.

N. R.

A piece of little known history with both the pumping station and the working traditional boat yard. Also a great food and coffee stop for anybody circumnavigating the Docks on foot or bike. Pickles has a great outside space with which gives a different perspective of the harbour.

T. F.

Great place to spend a couple of house, interactive exhibits for the kids, nice cafe, really friendly staff and volunteers. We got there using the ferry from SS Great Britain, just a few minutes travel.

H. L.

Great little place on the harbourside. Good choice of drinks and food. Love the B.R.A.T on sourdough.

D. M.

Lovely, nice and cosy...perfecto place for a coffe or a sándwich in Its "dockyard ambient". Love it!!!

J. C.

Bristol’s best kept FREE and Uber friendly secret!! Not only highly educational of Bristol’s floating harbour (!) which our 4 yr old and her friends always have fun with the interactive displays. But the volunteers are super knowledge and warmly welcome anyone who passes. Of course, the perfect distraction whilst waiting for the Bristol Ferry too. And did I mention the funky little cafe??

S. R.

Interesting place, a lot of history about the development of Bristol docks over the years. Some guided tours. On certain days they start the old engines that used to provide pressurised water to cranes, slices etc

J. W.

Superb little museum which held you understand the amazing Bristol harbour and all its hydraulic genius starting from Brunels dreams. Very interactive. Then there is a wonderful light up plan in full colour of the whole harbour that you can walk around, plan your stroll or understand how cleverly the whole area was constructed. Finally there is a super cafe that does good coffee, drinks and hot and cold snacks at standard prices served to you as you sit under umbrellas watching the whole maritime leisure and commercial industry glide by or be lovingly restored in the dry dock/slipway next door. . In good weather it's one of Bristols little gems.

E. M.

A truly authentic Bristol experience! A must if you are visiting!

S. H.

I always take visiting friends here to show them an integral part of Bristol's history. The volunteers and staff are so knowledgeable, approachable and passionate, and the exhibits are fun and very interactive.

L. V.

Lovely little museum, really interesting look at the docks and how it works. The staff are really knowledgeable. Pickle cafe does brilliant breakfast sandwiches both meat and veggie.

N. P.

Really good sandwiches and a nice place to sit in the sun whilst watching the boats. Small point, I would have liked to have been told that crisps are served with the sandwiches rather than letting me buy two bags of unneeded crisps.

S. M.

Site of boat building in the floating harbour for over 200 years. Many skills based in the workshops can be seen exercised on the boats on the slipways and on the grounds. Interesting projects develop over several weeks, so worth regular visits. Worth visiting after rainstorms when the Underfall sluices the excess water into the river.

L. M.

Interesting Museum showcasing the industrial heritage of the city of Bristol, and how it expanded, due to changes made to the flow of the river, and improvements to the docks. Interactive models illustrate the working of locks, and clearing of silt from the floating harbour area.

L. M.

Lovely place. Great staff.

p. b.

Part of the historic Bristol Docks this is well worth a visit if you are at all interested in industrial architecture or living history. Just a short walk along from Brunel's SS Great Britain there are a number of unique features including the pumping station and winch for hauling boats out of the water for repairs. There is a small but well presented display about the history of the yard and an excellent cafe. There are several very good pubs nearby too, especially the Nova Scotia. After lunch, why not walk along to the modern swing bridge - an amazing piece of architecture in itself - and see if you can find Brunel's "other" Bridge.

T. M.

Very interesting, especially the model showing how the dock locks and other features worked. The old pumps were great too with their wound rotor, slipping induction motors.

R. B.

Just a fantastic place to visit! Traditional boat building, boat blacksmiths, other crafts and traditional skills etc together with the Accumulator engine house museum and cafe. Great place for a couple of hours!

T. B.

Interesting museum at the historic underfall yard, with an interactive exhibition on the elaborate system of weirs, pumps & sluices which maintains the water level in Bristol's floating harbour. Pump demonstrations, guided tours & waterside cafe.

S. H.

Very interesting, volunteer Richard gave us a brilliant tour of the pump house, thoroughly recommended.

M. C.

Wonderful older gentlemen in boiler suits volunteering to tell you the nuts and bolts about stuff they love. The last of their kind. My thanks go to them for a wonderful time observing machinery over 100 years old still operating for display instead of letting it die and gone forever. They have the last weight accumulator that still operates to exert hydrologic (water) pressure that used to operate cranes and gates for the harbour.

A. F.

Really enthusiastic staff who are proud of Bristol's maritime history. There were also lots of interactive displays which were great at educating adults and children alike.

J. R.

Great location at the end of the harbourside with views over the river. Great value breakfasts, cakes and snacks. Highly recommend.

J. H.

Really interesting spot with models showing how water levels are maintained in the harbour, a working repair yard and a cafe with an outside seating area. A nice place to stop on a walk around the harbour.

M. K.

Lovely cake and iced latte

E. N.

Great cakes, kind and helpful service, great for children too with the informative games, kept them busy while we enjoyed our cake and drink in peace! 😁😁😁

A. H.

Always a good experience at Underfall Yard, just popped in for a couple of pencils right towards the end of the day but greeted with a smile and some warm banter. A great little venue with great staff/volunteers.

F.

Interesting place with a good cafe.

T. A.

Amazing working boat yard on the harbour. Interesting museum and you must visit Pickle Cafe. Sit outside looking up the floating harbour with your coffee and very good food.

K. G.

The Underfall Boat Yard is well worth a visit - a traditional working boatyard, it's filled with wood and half-built classic boats. I was lucky enough to experience a pop-up feast at the yard which was beautiful - the views over the twinkling river in the evening made it feel very special.

J. M.

Really sweet mini "museum" with some cool interactive elements ideal for kids. Wish the seating in the cafe area was a bit more child friendly though.

J. G.

Small but informative. You will get more from visiting here if you chat with the volunteer engineers, they are very enthusiastic about the kit they look after & very happy to be asked questions about it.

J. B.

A fascinating walk round the inner harbour in Bristol. Numerous things to look at and the Underfall yard is well recreated. Good artisan outlets for food and drink.

A. L.

Simple, fast and punchy. Easy to understand, for kids and adults alike. A great explanation of the principles behind Bristol civil and mechanical engineering history

J. L.

Nice place to stop for coffee when walking with Bessie.

J. H.

Fascinating displays and great breakfast baps, with lovely views of the waterside.

J. C.

Great place to take the kids and it's all free!

S. P.

Truly a fascinating part of the Bristolian harbourside culture, the Underfall Yard is actually a fully working shipyard that specialises in small pleasure boats. The yard is open to the public and provides an interesting insight to the modern shipbuilding and maintenance industries. Worth passing through if you are in the area, but not necessarily a major attraction.

A. W.

Step back in time, really brings the old harbour experience into clear relief. Amazing what has been done.

H. V.

Lovely free exhibition with some interactive bits that explain various related concepts about managing the river and using it for energy and the history around it.

S. B.

Great location and views of the Harbourside..great coffee and food

S. C.

Went to a pop up meal here provided by Mi Casa, it's an interesting place to visit to see the boats getting built, and although not it's main purpose it served very well for a place to have an unusual evening meal.

C. B.

A really interesting museum. The volunteer guide was very knowledgeable and interesting to talk to. The cafe is well worth a visit too.

c. f. (.

We went to underfall yard at the weekend to have coffee and cake in the new cafe pickle at underfall yard, the cafe can be found at the end of bristol docks, with gluten-free options as my partner is gluten free, the cafe is part of the new Museum about underfall yard, the food is really good on our last visit we had bacon sandwiches which were really nice, all served by Bright Young people, the outside area is on the edge of the docks and sits low to the Water's Edge this gives a great view of the docks, not the best for children for safety reasons and not the cheapest, but it is very good and one for a bacon butty connoisseurs.

R. S.

Great views across the water, lovely atmosphere and fab food

A. H.

Very interesting information on how the sluice gates for Bristol Harbour operate, also good coffee and great bacon rolls

K. H.

Nice place to visit and get the feel for boats being constructed and repaired.Its a must on your walks around Bristol harbourside to enjoy the famous local maritime history.

M. S.

Really interesting exhibits that show you the engineering magic that were used to manage the floating harbour. Great little cafe too.

J. W.

Great activity area for kids and adults showing the history of docks and what looked like a good cafe - we got there too late😢

R. H.

A hidden gem worth a visit and the staff are so knowledgeable great exhibits and a lovely place to have a coffee and watch life on the river .

A. L. P.

This is a nice place for a coffee/lunch stop. The interactive things are very pedagogic to learn how river maintenance works!

M. C.

Great coffee and delicious sandwiches, reasonably priced. Interesting little museum as well, would definitely reccommend.

P. D.

Absolutely fascinating and dispite being Bristol born and bred I never knew it was there. Ok I am a geeky engineer but if you are too pay it a visit.

L. M.

Super helpful volunteers, fascinating Bristol history plus café = ideal stop off point on a walk around the harbour

T. R.

Nice little cafe there for a quick snack. All seating outside due to vivid.

M. D.

Really great local resource. Interesting and enjoyable. Very nice cafe. And really good setting

T. W.

Great historical place, well informed volunteer guides and the cafe serves lovely coffee and home made cakes.

S. S.

A hub of niche skills and traders who live and breathe their passion into everything they produce. Always a pleasure seeing what comes out of this yard.

p. w.

Working boat yard and very interesting exhibition. Great coffee and bacon sandwiches. What more do you need?

r. r.

Lovely cafe, great interactive exhibits the kids love. Plus working historic hydraulic pumps

J. N.

My nephew loved this place, great activities for lil ones. Lovely food from pickle and a selection of well priced drinks.

G. S.

Beautiful views up the harbour

T. C.

Good take away food, friendly staff

l. M.

New Yorker sandwich was good, would have preferred rye but it had pickles and Swiss so happy chappy!

A. E.

Interesting corner of Bristol that is a must if visiting.. Enjoy a nice coffee and a bite to eat before exploring this old boatyard....

M. H.

One of the more intriguing locations around Bristol Old Harbour, check it out when walking about!

M. M.

nice boats, always smells amazing for some reason, sometimes closed which is mildly inconvenient

D. N.

This is our maritime history that continues in full view of those who visit.

V. &. S. W.

Interesting history and some engaging exhibits for kids, my highlight was the large aerial photograph of the floating harbour.

D. N.

I am there daily and know the staff. I love to see their work on marine items

R. C.

Great to be able to see the equipment that for around 150 years powered the lock gates and more around Bristol's docks.

G. K. W.

Great museum, lovely interactive displays and fabulous tea and cakes.

S. P.

Excellent. Just missed seeing the pump engine working but otherwise a great place to sit and watch the world go by.

E. W.

One of my favorite parts of Bristol. Local history and local beer all served up with a smile.

C. V.

The lost life of Bristol's maritime history. A boat yard full of life and crafts, docks full of boats, canoes and dingys

M. A.

Great location on a sunny day. Decent bacon sandwiches and coffee although service can be a bit hit or miss.

J. T.

Interesting place to go as a stop on a walk. There is also a cafe within that is very good.

P. S.

Proper old boatyard, great to walk through and take photographs. Has a interactive exhibition about the Floating Harbour.

A. S.

This place is a hidden gem! Great interactive things for the kids to do and a lovely cafe.

A. C.

A fascinating place to visit and appreciate the engineering and history of the docks. Plus a good cafe!

C. H.

Great cafe and views and a nice pitstop if walking around Bristol Harbour

S. N.

First class bacon sandwich and mug of tea. Absolutely love the place. Well done guys

D. J.

Small good cafe struggles to cope with sunny Sunday busy but great most times

A. R.

Pretty new venture but it is really good. Volunteers very knowledgeable and it has retained a working atmosphere

C. T.

Very good museum, and interesting volunteer helping the visitors.

r. b.

Interesting place wonderful history and the beauty of the docks is a must for singles, couples, and families with so much to do

j. p.

Interesting boat yard which services the MATHEW sailing ship built for Bristol heritage.

J. S.

well worth a visit to learn how Bristol docks harbour works

K. B.

Great bit of Bristol's history. Really worth seeing and listening to the talk.

A. D.

Lovely soup and vegan sausage roll.

d. m.

fabulous historical area- some beautiful wooden boats -created here. check out the café and take in the historical talk

y. r.

It's an historic working boatyard. Also has a very interesting cafe.

R. T.

A really cool place to visit. I especially recommend the food and drink at Pickle.

J. C.

Excellent informal vibe! Gives history and insight into a crucial yet easily overlooked part of the harbour

R. E.

The 'Mathew' hauled out for repairs

R. S.

Good coffee.

R. L.

Only a fleeting visit but good enough to go back and explore much further & improve my knowledge of Bristol

L. S.

Lovely cafe, nice outdoor seating area, lovely views

C. P.

Awaming history and great little museum also great cafe amazing sarnies

H. W.

Nice cafe next to information display of the local water works with knowledgeable guides

J. C.

Lovely views. Nice coffee. Great vibe!

A.

Great habourside walk

P. H.

A place of Bristol maritine History, shippilding, The history of the Docks and the story IKB New Cut.

P. W.

Needs more tables and comfy seats.nice food.helpful man to chat about machines.

J. G.

Cool industrial museum tucked away on the harbourside - interesting to take a quick look around at

L. C.

Very interesting to look around. Combine it with a walk around the rest of the harbour. 👍🏼

B. S.

Fantastic volunteers and lots of local information. Plus Pickle food ❤️

R.

Lots to do and see in such a small area. The volunteers are knowledgeable and friendly.

C. M.

Interesting place to walk thru. Cafe did a very filling sandwich

M. B.

I did not know about this place but my boys loved it and the sandwiches were nice.

R. L.

Great place to visit. A working boatyard in the Hotwells end of the Harbourside.

D. H.

Very interesting pump house with cafe overlooking Bristol Harbourside

W. L.

Amazing interesting place for the old history of Bristol harbour.

A. C.

Really interesting place with knowledgeable staff. Definitely worth a visit ...

J. E.

Feel like stepping back in time seeing the hand woodwork that goes on here: really nice ambience whilst walking through this hidden gem

G. E.

Great visitor centre. Excellent coffee and bacon roll

P. R.

Historic working dock yard. Lots of old and dated crafts still practised..

R. D.

Lovely views across the harbour, great atmosphere

P. L.

Very good place for food and drinks

M. K.

Fascinating place, full of info I never knew, and I'm Bristolian!

J. M.

Sailing with Cubs/Scouts. A well organised club right in the heart of Bristol.

M. G.

Lovely place for a walk and coffee any time of the year

H. E.

Nice cup of tea lovely views friendly service. Loves it

P. W.

Great museum

B. D.

Lovely setting with interesting features and great cafe

P. R.

Fascinating, a real interesting historical place which is still in use today

J. B.

Very good fish dinner al fresco provided as part of #bristolcityexperts and provided by Mia Casa

K. J.

good for the kids plenty for them to do on a walk along the river

A. M.

Lovely place to have a beer by the water!

T. O.

Really interesting place to visit with great knowledge from the volunteers

J. B.

Great mix of history, boats, machinery and food / drink

J. B.

Hard to judge during Tier Three. Historic pump house.

M. G.

Great spot, interesting exhibits, good cafe.

M. P.

Great little cafe, with good views of the harbour

b. c. (.

Good coffee & good cake, lovely in the sunshine 😁

P.

A wonderful mix of working businesses, free museum and cafe.

b. r.

Historic piece of bristol harbour. Can not wait for the renovations to finish-it will be even better!

R. G.

Wonderful place to visit on the Dock Heritage weekend

S. D.

Nice place to stop for a coffee when walking around the waterfront 😀

C. H.

Fascinating industrial/social history site. Well worth your time

K. M.

Good cafe and interesting industrial heritage.

H. C.

Great source of historical evidence, artefacts, help and a wonderful map.

R. M.

Nice Crew, nice food and nice view!

A. L.

Another fabulous lunch location. Simple food for charity.

R. J. S.

Real working and historic engineering from Bristol harbours past that is being kept alive

G. D.

Public toilets and a cafe most welcome

r.

Interesting visit historic place still in use today

H. H.

Lots of interactive exhibits for kids, all free

J. G.

Great food and good service

D. W.

Ideallic spot plus a decent cafe with good cider and ice cream

m. c.

Great sat in sun infinity lager lovely

C. d. C.

Great place to visit. Boats, worksgops and food.

D. F.

A great place for a function, different space to the norm!

A. H.

Lush little place. Love the museum, love the cafe, love the commitment

S. T.

Interesting displays of the practical workings of the old harbour.

T. A.

Try Pickle Cafe for coffee. Their food and cakes are great.

n. k.

Good visit, missed engines working but informative.

H. W.

A surprisingly engaging museum about Bristol's floating harbour.

K. O.

Kids can learn through experience - interactive exhibition

M. B.

Possibly the best sandwich I've ever had

P. H.

Walk around here every 2 months. Always something interesting going on.

D. D.

Historic working boatyard with some original equipment and unusual dry-dock

H. C.

Always interesting food and great staff

R. V.

Very nice place with lots to see and do.

S. H.

Interesting place and a lovely level walk

M. P.

Fantastic place to visit, very educational

J. A.

Very good on a good weather day for sitting out or foul weather sitting in.

G. S.

Great time had on the boat trip.

m. j.

Boats, cafe, great big aerial photo of bristol

Τ. Κ.

Nice place for a cold beer!

m. m.

When open very good belt driven machines etc.

M. M.

Great place for an ice cream break!

A. P.

Amazing place and a good cafe!

N. S.

A fantastic piece of history...

M. W.

Brilliant hidden gem, getting better every year.

R. B.

An interesting look at Bristol harbour history

M. E.

It was closed, but even the surroundings were amusing!

i. a.

Beautiful view and nice events

N. Y.

Historical and informative with lots to see and do.

V. C.

Very interesting and delicious hot chocolate

P. C.

Best part of Bristol docks

J. e.

Brilliant morning at the pump cafe with the grandkids

B. P.

A must see on a cultural visit to Bristol.

S. K.

Good to know more about Bristol Channel

S. H.

Lovely place for lunch and a stroll

T. L.

Very knowledgeable and helpful volunteer guide

R. E.

Great location. Great atmosphere

c. m.

enthusiastic volunteer support and good displays

V. J.

Interesting place to go. Recommend

J. L.

Would recommend a visit fab day.

W. G.

Interesting but parking is a PitB

H.

Beautiful bristol views mind!

T. J.

Interesting. Some old wooden boats

K. R.

Steeped in history. Beautiful place

J. B.

Interesting history. Unfortunately the building was closed.

P. C.

Tasty smashed avacado sourdough toast!!!

N. P.

Quirky venue great for parties.

J. S.

Nice interesting museum

R. T.

Big machines well explained.

S. B.

Small but perfectly formed!

K. L.

👍

T. D.

Beautiful building and contents

S. T.

What a surprising gem. brilliant

M. K.

You must visit the pump room.

N. N.

Nice to see a shipyard in action.

H. S.

Awesome small restaurant

L. T. A.

Always a warm welcome

S. P.

So interesting and welcoming

M. R.

Quite fun

R. G.

Mostly just another cafe.

B. W. M.

Great place recommend it

H. D.

Excellent food.

I. K.

Great bacon rolls

R. H.

Super interesting

j. b.

Very interesting

K. H.

Bristol Harbourside Festival

R. M.

Fantastic place to visit

J. H.

Interesting, informative and interative

N. O.

People doing their job

M. Ş.

Nice museum

P. C.

A fascinating quayside location

T. R.

Nice place

M. G.

Very interesting

R. J.

Excellent food

P. H.

Pickle!

j. C.

Historic

P. W.

Fantastic

J. R.

Lovely

A. G.

Free and awesome

S. J.

Very interesting

J. E.

Always excellent

A. S.

Excellent, fascinating

C. F.

Really interesting

j. H.

Very interesting

N. W.

I thought this was brilliant

S. C.

Always interesting

P. S.

Lovely

D. P.

Great visit

j. p.

Lots and lots to see

J. H.

Educational and fun

J. M.

Excellent 👍😀

D. W.

Great place

J. J.

Interesting history

B. J.

Interesting place

J. C.

Informative

S. S.

Awesomeness

S. A.

Fascinating

w. w.

(Translated) Interesting and inconspicuous place in the Bristol port itself. The exhibition is quite small but interactive. There is also a cafe and toilets on site. (Original) Interesujace i niepozorne miejsce w samym porcoe Bristolskim. Wystawa jest dosc mala ale interaktywna. Na miejscu jest rowniez kawiarnia i toalety.

R. C. D.

(Translated) One of the best sandwiches in Bristol. Grilled Cheese. It is a nice and simple place to be. I definitely recommend it for lunch. (Original) De los mejores sándwiches en Bristol. Grilled Cheese. Es un lugar bonito y sencillo para estar. Sin duda lo recomiendo para el lunch.

A. F.

(Translated) Situated on the old docks of Bristol. This is where the entire pump system to control the opening of the floodgates is located. Now disabled! (Original) Situado nas antigas docas de Bristol. É onde está todo o sistema de bombas para controle de abertura das comportas. Agora desactivado!

V. P.

R. M.

(Translated) A nice neighborhood, with a small museum explaining the industrial past of these shipyards. Also still in operation. (Original) Un quartier sympa, avec un petit musée expliquant le passé industriel de ces chantiers navales. Par ailleurs toujours en activité.

b. n.

A. L.

(Translated) Old workshops very well preserved. Impressive centenary machines (Original) Talleres antiguos muy bien conservados. Impresionantes máquinas centenarias

i. m.

Toller Platz. Sehr authentisch. (Translated) Great place. Very authentic.

D. S.

M. H. R.

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