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    Bristol lido

    Posted by Yelrutzil 6 July 2010

    Bristol's Lido, tucked away in the heart of Clifton, predates the nearby famous suspension bridge and is more than just an outdoor pool. Since its stylish transformation you can also relax in the poolside bar, savour food from the Italian wood-fired oven in the restaurant in the former Victorian viewing gallery, or be pampered in the spa. It's a perfect place for a swim all year round in the solar panel-heated pool. But go at night, under the stars, and you're in heaven.

    Oakfield Place, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 2BJ.
    www.lidobristol.com
    Google map: tinyurl.com/2vuaphf

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    The Curzon Cinema

    Posted by Yelrutzil 23 March 2010

    The Curzon Cinema in Clevedon, North Somerset, first opened in 1912 just after the Titanic disaster and has been showing films ever since. Many original Art Deco features still remain and there's a vibrant exterior sunburst decoration to greet you - as well as a friendly welcome from the volunteer staff. You can settle down in comfort to see a range of films, including the latest releases, which are shown using modern digital technology. Arrive a bit early to enjoy a regular treat of an exuberant performance on the rare Compton organ. There's a Film Club and special parent and baby shows, too. A local gem, and also a treasure of our national cinematic history.

    www.curzon.org.uk
    Old Church Road, Clevedon, Somerset BS21 6NN
    01275 871 000

    Google map: tinyurl.com/ykluo7k

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    Thornbury Castle Hotel

    Posted by Yelrutzil 18 January 2010

    Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn once stayed at this Tudor castle, now a romantic hotel set in historic gardens and with its own vineyard. It offers a luxurious experience, with four poster beds, log fires, tapestries, and even a bedroom with (perfect for Cupid) arrow-slit windows. The crowning glory, reached by a stone spiral staircase, is the Tower Bedchamber, with far-reaching views and a ten foot wide bed that Anne Boleyn would have died for. At our recent visit the snow made everything even more enchanting. Magic.

    www.thornburycastle.co.uk
    Castle Street, Thornbury, South Gloucestershire BS35 1HH
    +44(0)1454281182

    Google map: tinyurl.com/yb7lyjz

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