Temple Quarter and Redcliffe

Temple Quarter and Redcliffe are located close to the city centre, bordering creative and dynamic neighbourhoods spanning East and South Bristol.

Temple Quarter

Large modern glass building with the city and green hills in the background.

Our new Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus (TQEC) is in Bristol Temple Quarter, a thriving new district in the heart of the city.

Bristol Temple Meads train station, the largest transport hub in the South West, is directly connected to our main Sloane Robinson Building at TQEC via University Square.

The Floating Harbour Walkway, a waterside route that links University Square directly to the city, will take you straight into the lively area of Finzels Reach and across the river into Castle Park.

There are lots of independent eateries, cafes and bars. Bakeries and cafes are renowned for their delicious cakes, cookies and doughnuts.

Why not try:

You’ll find lots of Bristol’s lively arts, music and social venues. Loco Klub is located underneath Temple Meads in its underground railway arches.

Must visit: Wake The Tiger

The UK’s first amazement park offering an immersive deep-dive into the fantastical land of Meridia.

Redcliffe

a wide river with many boats moored at the sides and a rowing crew in the middle. in the background is a parade of houses, trees and a large church spire.

Redcliffe is a large area of Bristol just south of the city centre. It's surrounded by the Floating Harbour and the River Avon.

St Mary Redcliffe Church is one of the most recognisable spires in the Bristol skyline, and was the tallest building in the city until 2020.

Take up bouldering at Flashpoint, a large climbing centre a few minutes from Temple Meads train station.