How to find us
Lido Bristol
The Lido is situated in the heart of Clifton in Bristol, use the map and directions below to find us.
Map
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- Click here to download a pdf of the map
- Click here for NCP Car Parks in Bristol
On foot
From Bristol city centre take A4018, Park Street, to the top and continue past the Triangle and up Whiteladies Road. Take 1st left into St Paul's Road and right into Oakfield Place.
By train (from Temple Meads station)
From Bristol's Temple Meads Station take No.8 or No.9 bus to the top of Clifton Triangle.(Every 10/15 minutes.) Get off at the Victoria Rooms and walk up Whiteladies Road taking 1st left into St Paul's Road and then right into Oakfield Place. Alternately there is a regular train running from Temple Meads to Clifton Down Railway Station. Turn right out of the station and continue down Whiteladies Road turning right into Oakfield Road, 1st left into Southleigh Road which leads into Oakfield Place.
By car
From M4 take Junction 19 and continue on M32 to city centre. Take A4044 Bond Street joining A38 at St James Barton roundabout and follow A4018 up Park Street to Clifton Triangle and on to Whiteladies Road. Turn 1st left into St Paul's Road and Oakfield Place is 1st on the right. Parking - the nearest NCP is at Berkeley Place, off Clifton Triangle. Alternative parking is at Sainsbury's car park off Whiteladies Road at Clifton Down shopping centre.
Leave M5 at Junction 17 - A4018 towards Cribbs Causeway, continuing to Brentry Hill and on to Westbury Road. Pass Durham Downs on right hand side and continue on A4018 down Whiteladies Road. Turn right into Alma Road for closest parking. Oakfield Place is a short walk from there.
Our sister restaurants
Spyglass.
In the heart of Bristol's docks, Spyglass is a contemporary 170-seater alfresco style restaurant split between a converted barge and the adjacent quayside in one of Bristol's most stunning waterside settings.
- Click here to visit the Spyglass website
Glassboat.
A Bristol institute for nearly 25 years in the historic docks, the Glass Boat's two decks on a lovingly converted barge are one of the city's premier venues for dining, business entertaining, partying or simply relaxing.
- Click here to visit the Glassboat website