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| Monday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Tuesday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Wednesday | open 24 hours | |||||
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| Friday | open 24 hours | |||||
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Jacob's Wells Road, BS8 1EH, Bristol, City of Bristol, GB Storbritannien
contacts phone: +44 117 922 2198
website: www.bristol.gov.uk
larger map & directionsLatitude: 51.4557333, Longitude: -2.6094327
Darren Morrissey
::What can I say about this place? It has parking spaces. Several of them in fact. I sometimes park there if I’m too lazy to walk ip the hill form the comic shop. It’s a good spot to park if you’re going into Bristol in an evening and don’t want to park in one of the busier car parks (I’m looking at you, Trenchard Street!). Also there’s a surprisingly decent view of the surrounding area from the top floor. That’s an important, if often overlooked, feature for a car park.
Vanessa Atkinson
::Great location for museum, don't stay past 4 hours as tariff hours up a lot (£12)
Robin CM
::Convenient spot for parking if you're visiting or working in the area. There's quite a jump in pricing to the all day £12 fee, so if you're planning on only staying a few hours do keep track of time. There are two sets of entrances and exits, one set is from the northbound lane of Jacobs Wells Road, the other is from Clifton Triangle, turn left just past the traffic lights at the top of Jacobs Wells Road, then immediately right and follow the road around and over the bride. Google maps doesn't know about this one and will instead route you all the way down Jacobs Wells Road, around the roundabout at the bottom and back up - at busy times this could take ages! Pay machines accept cards and give receipts. The car park uses number plate recognition so you don't usually have to insert your ticket when you leave. Plenty of spaces even when arriving just before 9am on a weekday. There's also plenty of room to manoeuvre in this car park, although most spaces do have a pillar on one side or the other.
Ethel Wynard
::Affordable, you just need to remember to pay for your ticket before you climb the stairs or catch the lift to your car. We used the car park because it was close to the Bristol Museum. It is also easy walking distance to many cool eateries
gaz umped
::It's a car park! Easy to get there, and it's handy for the university and the museum and about a million restaurants and shops. Check your times and rates carefully - it's a pay on the way out car park, and (IMHO) not exactly cheap.