Stopped off in Bristol on 18th May 2012 on our way to the Forest of Dean. Wow what a surprise a lovely regenerated city. The SS Great Britain had a long and chequered history prior to her demise in The Falklands. Learnt so much about her and was surprised to actually be able to go inside her. The sounds and... More

Spent a weekend in Bristol and Bath, so visited the SS Great Britain on Sunday morning. We thought Bristol would be a quiet city on Sunday - not one bit! There was also a running race on when arrived and the roads were closed round that area. We could not park in the dockyard, so had a long walk there... More

I've lived in Bristol for the past 6 years and have been putting off going to the SSGB due to the price £12.50, and the fact that I thought it would not be worth the money. After visiting the SSGB last weekend I can say that I was totally correct with my prediction. It was a good way to spend... More

The facilities & parking were good. The ship is interesting to view with excellent interactive displays. Plenty to keep all ages engaged. More

Excellent! Well worth visiting if or in or near to Bristol. Would deffinately visit again. More

Or in our case grand parents. Yes the grandkids loved the SS Great Britain. It's a chance for a practical lesson in history and a great opportunity to be on the ship itself. If you live close enough you can return free of charge within the 12 month period. More

Although living in the Bristol area we had never visited the Great Britain so decided to end this sorry state of affairs. Firstly you get to go into the dry dock & see the underside of the hull, It is kept very warm & dry so a t-shirt is essential for visiting as you would be too hot in anythign... More

Probably the best visitor attraction I've ever been to. More

Excellent attraction - didn't expect to spend as much time there as we did. Well laid out, interactive and very interesting. More