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The Georgian House is an 18th century, six storey town house, which has since been restored and redecorated for visitors. Step back in time to get a feel for what life was like hundreds of years ago. Built in 1790, you'll discover the house displayed as it would have been lived in by its owner John Pinney and his enslaved African Pero. There are 11 rooms all with exhibits including the kitchen, the housekeepers' room, as well as an exhibit depicting John Pinney's involvement in the sugar trade. There are no toilets or cafe at the Georgian House Museum
Where Shall I Park?
There is pay and display car parksFeatures
- Indoor
- Open All Year
Category
Museums
Suitable For
6-9
10+
Opening Times
Please contact the attraction.
Price Information
- All: Free
Facilities
•Limited Facilities
How To Get There
- Great George Street, Bristol, BS1 5RR
- 01179211362
- Website
Directions
Located a 10 minute walk from the city centre along Park Street on George Street.
Tips
What was your day out like? Login with Facebook to Write a tip- Natalie B.
- Joined: 10 years ago
- 4 Reviews
Get a free bus map - It's tricky to find for non Bristolians. Great free way to pass an hour, our youngest (4) rushed us through, but it is a fabulous insight to how all the Georgian houses looked,
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