Arts, Culture & Heritage
Bristol Hippodrome
St Augustine's Parade
Bristol
BS1 4UZ
🕐See website for performance times
About
The Bristol Hippodrome is one of the premier provincial theatres in the United Kingdom, often referred to as Bristol's West End theatre. Opened in 1912 and designed by the legendary theatre architect Frank Matcham, the building features a magnificent dome and a wealth of original Edwardian detail. It is famous for its ability to host the largest scale touring productions, including major musicals, world-class opera, and professional dance companies. The theatre has a rich history of variety performances and remains the cultural heart of the city, providing an elegant and high-capacity venue for the country's top entertainment.
Getting here
Temple Meads
The Centre
Nearly all city centre routes stop here
Trenchard Street Car Park
About Bristol
Bristol is a historic location in the UK/Ireland, known for its rich heritage and its magnificent cathedral.
- Home to a historic cathedral
- Strategic location with deep roots
- Vibrant cultural center
- Major destination for heritage tourism
