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It's here! The pebble guide to Bristol has launched

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It's here! The pebble guide to Bristol has launched

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Discover the UK's green capital with our pebble guide to Bristol. Fairtrade city, Cycling City, sustainable city - Bristol's a shining beacon in the south west. Isn't it time you paid it a visit?

Alice Pritchard

Mon 18 Jun 2018

Did you know we've launched our own city guide series? 

The pebble guides are your easy (and free) to use sustainable city guides to the best places in the UK. We launched with Nottingham in April and now we've added Bristol to the line up.

Click here for the pebble guide to Bristol.

We've spent the last six months walking, exploring, talking and testing out some of the best eco, ethical, vegan and sustainable places to eat, drink, walk, cycle and shop in Bristol and collated and curated them into our biggest city guide yet.

Left: Veggie small plates at Poco | Right: Pinkmans Bakery in Bristol

Explore via a category, there are 11 to choose from (Coffee & Cake is always a winner), as is our Crafters & Makers, Shops and Breweries & Micro distilleries. We've found the best cinnamon buns, organic wines and picnic spots. All you have to do is use the pebble guide.

Or search for places in Bristol that have free Wifi, are dog and/or bike friendly. Search for vegan menus and hot desking too. We'll be adding more venues across the summer.

Use The Pebble Guide To Bristol to discover everything eco and awesome about Bristol

Bristol's full of bike paths, you can even cycle between Bristol and Bath

Image YoBikes

And that's not all.

Want to have all the hard work done for you? Simply follow our half day itineraries which will introduce to the city in different ways, from a indie shopping adventure to finding out where the locals really hang out. We'll be adding more of these in the next couple of months as well.

So what are you waiting for?

If you use the pebble guide to Bristol, tag us in any photos on Twitter or Instagram and use the hashtag #letsgetlocal and we'll share.