Bristol UK

Bristol UK

Bristol Landmarks

St Mary Redcliffe Church

• One of the most beautiful churches in England.
• One of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in the country.

Clifton Suspension Bridge

Facts of Bristol

The hot air balloon fiësta

• A fiësta in Bristol with hot air balloons.
• Takes four days.
• A hundred balloons are launched in 1 time.

Inhabitants Bristol

• The numbers of inhabitants is increasing.
• 2016 -  453.320 inhabitants
• 2017 -  459.252  inhabitants
• 2018 - 462.938 inhabitants

Slave trade

• Bristol did have a black page in their history.
• They developed as part of the triangular trade.

Why the name Bristol

• It derives from the Old English.
• Means place at the bridge. 

Bristol developed in the 18 century as part of the triangular trade, why?

1. Population distribution
2. Integrated transport systems
3. Rural-Urban Fringe
4. Slave Trade

in witch year did Bristol have 459.252 inhabitants?

1. 2016
2. 2017
3. 2011
4. 2000

where do they keep the hot air balloon fiësta?

1. just outside bristol
2. anywhere
3. bristol

What is the St Mary Redcliffe Church?

1. one the most beautiful churches in England
2. one of the most popular churches in England
3. fine example of Gothic architecture in England
4. fine example of Gothic architecture in the country

why is Bristol called Bristol

1. it means "bridge"
2. it means "by the water"
3. it means "city of the beauty"
4. it means "place at the bridge"