HEART AND HERITAGE Perhaps best known for its maritime heritage, Bristol still treasures its links to the sea. The restoration of the city’s most iconic ship, Brunels ss Great Britain, stands testimony to future generations of its’ proud and influential past. With the signature designed apartments of Great Western Dockyard juxtaposed by the heritage of Brunels ss Great Britain, together with the stunning waterside setting, residents can be assured that they are living in a landmark new address. A RIVERSIDE SETTING Spend an evening close to home, watching the sun set over the glistening River Avon from your balcony, or relax in one of the many cosmopolitan cafes and gourmet restaurants that line the waterfront. Alternatively, enjoy a stroll to the popular floating harbour as the choice is yours. A SHOPPERS PARADISE As the UK’s eighth largest city, Bristol is a vibrant and eclectic mix of both old and new and Great Western Dockyard is ideally placed to take full advantage of this. Shoppers will be in seventh heaven, as the city plays host to five unrivalled shopping centres. Moreover, the eagerly awaited shopping destination, Cabot Circus, looks set to put Bristol firmly on the fashion map when it opens in Autumn 2008. Cabot Circus will host a number of flagship stores such as House of Frazer, as well as high street names and intimate boutiques all set in three stylish new streets. While Harvey Nichols will bring a boutique version of its flagship store in London’s Knightsbridge. ECHOES OF THE PAST IN A VIBRANT FUTURE The historic buildings at Quakers Friar will be refurbished and form the centrepiece of a new European style piazza, featuring celebrated cuisine from Raymond Blanc’s Brasserie Blanc, as well as Amano, Leon and Yo Sushi, all of which are making their Bristol debut at this exciting scheme. Furthermore, a Cinema de lux will offer a revolutionary cinema experience benefiting from 13 screens and boasting the most innovative technology available in the industry. A WEALTH OF THINGS TO SEE AND DO If you want to take in the history and culture that Bristol has to offer, why not pay a visit to one of the many Museums and Art Galleries located within the city. From the British Empire and Commonwealth Museum, to the Georgian House Museum, there is plenty to see. Also, the Brunel Institute will be created as part of Great Western Dockyard. NATURE AND THE CITY For a tranquil day out, why not enjoy a walk or a picnic in beautiful Castle Park. The stunning open space enjoys breathtaking views of the ruins of Bristol Castle, St Peter’s Church and St Mary’s Church. Equally well catered for are golf enthusiasts with five golf courses less than four miles away, including Ashton Court Golf Course and the championship golf course of Woodspring Golf and Country Club. Alternatively, if you want something more active the harbour hosts a number of water sports including sailing, canoeing, windsurfing, rowing and waterskiing. Furthermore, there are a number of gyms and health clubs peppered throughout Bristol all within easy reach of Great Western Dockyard. NIGHT AND DAY Bristol offers a fantastic selection of evening entertainment whatever your mood. Catch a film at the Odeon over at Broadmead, or head over to Cribbs Causeway, which boasts 135 shops, 17 restaurants and a selection of cafes. If you feel like a relaxing evening, why not enjoy a quiet drink in one of the many chic and stylish bars located within the city centre. Alternatively, catch a major West End or Broadway show at the famous Bristol Hippodrome, which also hosts opera, ballet and comedy, or visit The Old Vic and experience the atmosphere of one of Britain’s oldest running theatres. GET CONNECTED If you want to escape the traffic why not commute by boat? The Bristol Ferry Boat operates at the harbour and links to most of the harbour-side attractions, the city centre and Bristol Temple Meads, which has services to Bath in 11 minutes and London in 1 hour 41 minutes. By road, the M32 is less than one mile away, which leads to the M4 and into the heart of London. While the M5 is also just a mere three miles away and Bristol International Airport is less than eight miles away.