Bristol is a vibrant and cosmopolitan European city - its international profile reflects a rich fusion of cultural heritage, surrounding natural beauty and a bustling mix of communities.

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Situated to the south east of Bristol, the famous Roman city of Bath is unique. The villages in the surrounded wooded and hilly countryside are some of the most picturesque in England.

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The county of Gloucestershire is located to the north of Bristol and has a range of historic market towns and loads of open green spaces to explore.

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To the east and north of Bristol, South Gloucestershire has many towns that sit close to Bristol including Hanham, Downend, Filton and Bradley Stoke. Further afield the larger towns of Thornbury and Yate both have their own appeal, including shopping areas and sports facilities.

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The Somerset landscape features a mix of coast, open fields and the beautiful nature reserves on the Somerset Levels. Small towns and villages abound, many within reasonable commuting distance of Bristol.

Towns located along the Bristol Channel coast, such as Portishead, Clevedon and Weston-Super-Mare are very popular for those wanting to be close to the sea.

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Within touching distance of the cosmopolitan city of Bristol but close to the open country and nature reserves of Somerset, North Somerset is a location that offers something for everyone.

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Wiltshire is a beautiful and diverse county with a thriving arts scene covering theatre, cinemas, arts centres and more.

There are many well-known market towns in Wiltshire from Malmesbury, Chippenham and Marlborough in the north to Trowbridge and Warminster in the west of the county.

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