England is famous all over the world for its architectural landmarks and cultural attractions. Located between Hotwells, Clifton, and the city center, Cabot Tower is one of the most important towers in Bristol.

The construction of the tower in the 19th century was timed to coincide with the 400th anniversary of the famous Italian traveler and explorer John Cabot, who had made an expedition from Bristol to the land which was later called Canada. Previously, the site of this monument was occupied by a chapel, possibly belonging to St James' Priory, and then – by a windmill.

You can see Cabot Tower from almost any part of Bristol. It was designed in the neo-Gothic style by William Venn Gough. After the reconstruction, Cabot Tower got several observation decks that offer stunning views of the city. It seems that the entire Bristol is spread before your eyes. This place is ideal for lovers of photography and selfies.

The tower stands close to a park, where you can spend a great time with family and friends, take a walk and feel the atmosphere of real England. Although it does not impress with its size, it can be a great place for a comfortable and relaxing time off. There is a Wildlife Trust center, a butterfly garden that will be interesting for both adults and children, a fish pond, and several playgrounds. The park also has a restaurant where you can try local cuisine and just have a good time.

This place is perfect for those who like to go shopping, as it is also close to one of the most popular shopping streets, Park Street. If you go the other way, you will come to quiet streets, perfect for walking and appreciating the nature and beautiful views of Bristol. St. Nicholas Market and Corn Street are also located not far from Cabot Tower. Come there if you are looking for gift shops, restaurants, and beautiful buildings that recapture the unique atmosphere of the city.

Cabot Tower is a must-visit place: everyone will find something interesting for themselves. This attraction will impress everyone, as it has both historical and entertainment aspects, so important for tourists.