Adriana Amor

1 week ago | bristolworld.com | Adriana Amor

Bristol Airport has been crowned among the top 3 worst UK airports for summer flight delays and cancellations in 2025. The study was conducted by data collection experts SOAX, who analysed data on flight cancellations and delays from May to August between 2022 and 2024 for 25 UK airports based on Civil Aviation Authority reports. Each airport was assigned an index score between 0 and 10, with 10 being the least reliable.

1 week ago | bristolworld.com | Adriana Amor

An exciting new rock climbing facility will replace a former Wilko store that closed at the end of 2023. The Climbing Hangar announced it will be opening its first Bristol venue at the disused Wilko store on Union Street, next to Subway, KFC and Roxy Lanes. The dog-friendly new facilities will feature two floors of indoor climbing, plus a fully equipped strength training gym, 40 degree Tension Board, 50 degree Kilter Board, a café and events.

1 week ago | bristolworld.com | Adriana Amor

These are the best places to treat yourself with a relaxing spa break, according to Google Reviews. With the hustle and bustle of everyday life, spa breaks can offer a soothing way to distress. We have have round the best places to for a spa break in and near Bristol, all of which are within 1.5 hours from the city centre and have at least 60 reviews. Scroll through to learn about the 13 best places for a spa break in Bristol and nearby for spring and summer 2025, according to Google Reviews.

1 week ago | bristolworld.com | Adriana Amor

These 15 Bristol pubs, canteens and nightclubs received a new food hygiene rating, including The Rising Sun. Just over a dozen new food hygiene ratings for pubs, canteens and nightclubs across Bristol were published last month on https://ratings.food.gov.uk/The eateries received one of 6 ratings: 5 (very good), 4 (good), 3 (generally satisfactory), 2 (some improvement is necessary), 1 (major improvement) or 0 (urgent improvement is necessary) out of 5.

1 week ago | bristolworld.com | Adriana Amor

Bristolians have been shocked as a popular and former Michelin-star restaurant announced its closure overnight. Paco Tapas announced on its socials yesterday (May 27) it would close with immediate effect. The multi-award-winning tapas restaurant located on Lower Guinea Street, Redcliffe, offered changing seasonal menus featuring Traditional Spanish tapas and cocktails with select sherries, and was took inspiration from the Andalusia region of Spain.