Chris's Guidebook
Neighbourhoods
Hill Road
Hill RoadIndependent high street with restaurants, cafes, bars and shops.
Sightseeing
The heart of Clevedon. Very big swimming community here.
23 habitants recommandent
Lac marin de Clevedon
170 Old Church RdThe heart of Clevedon. Very big swimming community here.
This is Clevedon, everyone knows Clevedon for the pier. A must visit for its history.
37 habitants recommandent
Clevedon Pier & Heritage Trust
The BeachThis is Clevedon, everyone knows Clevedon for the pier. A must visit for its history.
Gorge de Cheddar
Fantastic views, short drive from Clevedon.
From the historic pier walk along the seafront and enjoy watching the watersports on marine lake then follow the path around poets walk for fantastic views of the Bristol Channel and surrounding countryside.
Poets Walk
Poets WalkFrom the historic pier walk along the seafront and enjoy watching the watersports on marine lake then follow the path around poets walk for fantastic views of the Bristol Channel and surrounding countryside.
Spectacular Victorian Gothic Revival house with garden and parkland, 15 minute drive from Clevedon.
86 habitants recommandent
Tyntesfield
Spectacular Victorian Gothic Revival house with garden and parkland, 15 minute drive from Clevedon.
Movie lovers
The Curzon cinema has been at the centre of life in Clevedon, North Somerset, since 1912.
An independent, traditionally run cinema showing mainstream and art house films, it is one of the country’s oldest, continually running cinemas.
Alongside their film programme, we host live comedy, music and performance.
Inside a little-changed building, the cinema can boast the world’s longest run of skelionite (1920s tin paneling) and a unique collection of historic film equipment, offering heritage value, locally, nationally and internationally.
15 habitants recommandent
Curzon Community Cinema
46 Old Church RdThe Curzon cinema has been at the centre of life in Clevedon, North Somerset, since 1912.
An independent, traditionally run cinema showing mainstream and art house films, it is one of the country’s oldest, continually running cinemas.
Alongside their film programme, we host live comedy, music and performance.
Inside a little-changed building, the cinema can boast the world’s longest run of skelionite (1920s tin paneling) and a unique collection of historic film equipment, offering heritage value, locally, nationally and internationally.
Conseils sur la ville
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Hill Road Market
First Sunday of the spring / summer / autumn month. Lots of stalls with food and gifts. Covering a number of streets, there is a mixture of arts and crafts and food. Always very popular.