Clifton Observatory and Giants Cave

Giants Cave is a component of the Clifton Observatory and Giants Cave in Bristol, England. It is located in the St. Vincent's rocks. According to mythology, Giants Cave was formerly home to two giants: Goram and Ghyston, hence the name. The cave was originally a chapel in the year A.D. 305, and according to evidence discovered during excavation from Romano-British pottery, Giants Cave was also a haven of refuge at various points in history.

Enjoy the stunning views of the suspension bridge and the River Avon from the cave, which is located above the Avon Gorge, and bring your cameras.

Address: Clifton Observatory, Litfield Road, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 3LT.
Timings: Monday - Sunday from 10am - 5pm.