
Blaise Castle Walk - Option 3
Henbury,
- 35 minutes / 1.4km
- 29
This is the third walk option, Kings Weston Down Walk. Explore some of the lost history of the estate Roman and iron age past.

Step 1: Bristol Future Parks are looking for community-led projects at this green space. http://bristol.gov.uk/futureparks
Step 2: The No 3 & 4 Bus from Broadmead and Cribbs Causeway stops outside Blaise Castle Estate on Kings Weston Road. This is a circular walk that starts from Blaise Castle.

Step 3: There are toilets and outside seats at the cafe and lots of green space to sit and have a lovely picnic.

Step 4: You can find a great adventure playground for kids with a separate space for the younger and older ones.

Step 5: Take the path to the right, this is going away from the House and Museum.

Step 6: Blaise Castle House was built in 1795 for John Scandrett Harford by William Paty. There’s an orangery and a classical Greek influence.

Henbury,
This is the third walk option, Kings Weston Down Walk. Explore some of the lost history of the estate Roman and iron age past.

Henbury, Bristol
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