If you are unsure of what to do this Valentine’s Day, look no further than Bristol. Whether you live there currently or are thinking of visiting just for the occasion there are plenty of things for you to get up to.
As Valentine’s Day is on a Thursday this year, it may be the bottom of your to-do list to travel beyond the nest. But even if you are not from the City of Bristol there are many wonderful places you can stay that will make you feel at home. One of these is the Beech House services apartments, which are designed and fitted out with a Victorian feel to them.
Now onto the events, what is there to get up to on Valentine’s Day in Bristol?
We The Curious
We the curious are hosting an after hour’s event with the addition of ‘Winter Stargazing 3D’ as well as activities throughout the centre. There will also be DJ’s, bars, and food. Find out more.
Hot Air Balloons
If you are thinking of proposing this year, do it in style with an exclusive flight for two with champagne. This Valentine’s Day package is available both with Bailey Balloons and Elite Air (UK) Ltd.
Spa and Dine
Treat yourselves to a wonderful evening beneath the start at The Lido Bristol. Enjoy their open air pool, hot tub, steam room, and enjoy a Couple’s Massage in the treatment rooms. They also have a pool side restaurant for you to enjoy afterwards.
Looking for some magic?
Comedy & Magic Show at Smoke and Mirrors are putting on a Valentine’s Day special. All guests receive a glass of Prosecco and canapes on arrival as well a prosecco and a rose on your table.
Poetry
If you’re looking for something a little different, Bristol Old Vic are putting on a Valentine’s Slam. This will include two teams of spoken word favourites battling it out for ‘Love: What’s the point’. Expect to be moved by beautiful love poems and wowed by cynical opposes.
If you are in need of a romantic place to stay, don’t forget about Beech House Serviced Apartments in Clifton. They are also offering 15% off all stays before March 1st 2019, so get your booking in soon to avoid disappointment.