Visit Clifton Suspension Bridge
Come and visit us on the Leigh Woods (North Somerset) side of the bridge. The museum is open daily from 10am-5pm and entry is FREE. Visitors can find displays and artefacts inside explaining how Clifton Suspension Bridge was built and how it is maintained to this day. We can be found by taking the number 8 Bus from Bristol Temple Meads to Clifton Village, alternatively, you can enjoy a 45-minute walk from the city centre, whilst taking in all of Bristol’s attractions along the way.
Tours & Events
We keep the rich history of Brunel’s Bridge alive through a year-round programme of tours, events and exhibitions. Visitors get the chance to explore the bridge’s hidden vaults through our Hard Hat tours. These run between Easter and October. Our free weekend tours run throughout the year, and they are a great way to explore the vast history of this attraction. You can reserve a ticket in advance or simply turn up on the day. These tours take place throughout the year on Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays at 2pm.
Schools & Groups
We offer a variety of bookable tours and workshops that cover a range of curriculum topics. They are suitable for people of all ages and abilities. One of our knowledgeable volunteer guides will inform and entertain you with facts and stories about the bridge whilst you enjoy the activities of the day.

The History of Clifton Suspension Bridge
The Clifton Suspension Bridge Trust is a not-for-profit charity that acts as custodians of the bridge. We were established in 1953. Since then, we have been working to ensure the preservation of this famous Bristol landmark through our maintenance and refurbishment schemes. Our current archives are all accessible for free through our website. It is a perfect place for keen visitors and students to learn more about Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s engineering importance.