Welcome to St Anne’s, a tranquil and charming corner of southeast Bristol—perfect for a short stay in Bristol. Here’s your guide to the best local attractions including riverside gems, immersive art, and heritage sites.

Just a short stroll from St Anne’s, Arnos Vale Cemetery offers a peaceful blend of history, architecture, and woodland. This 45-acre Grade II* heritage site features:

- Ornate Victorian monuments and mortuary chapels

- Woodland paths with wildlife and panoramic city views

- A café housed in the former chapel

- Regular events and guided heritage walks

Created by the team behind Boomtown Festival, Wake The Tiger is a unique “Amazement Park®”—an immersive maze of over 25 imaginative worlds. You’ll discover:

- Interactive labyrinths with hidden paths and surprises

- Sensory rooms, mechanical chambers, forested chambers

- “After Hours” experiences for adults & day sessions for all ages

- A narrative about reconnecting with nature

A local gem on the banks of the River Avon, Beeses Riverside Bar is nestled in a green riverside enclave just a short walk or weekend ferry ride from Bristol Harbour.

- Seasonal riverside dining: wood-fired pizzas, Sunday roasts, local ales

- Regular live music and community events

- Dog‑ and family‑friendly, with garden seating

- Scenic ferry service on weekends between Beeses and Bristol Harbour

- Calm & Convenient: Peaceful evenings, fast access to central Bristol

- Diverse Experiences: Heritage, creativity, nature, and riverside charm

- Instagram-Friendly: Beautiful settings at every stop

Planning your short break in Bristol? Visit https://matchstickstays.co.uk to book now.