M Shed

We started off with brunch at Riverstation next to the water.

I had mushrooms on toast which was topped with really tasty crispy sage, while Tom had Eggs Royale and a Bloody Mary.

We took a walk along the river afterwards and ended up at M Shed.

M Shed is a museum in an old transit shed on the docks at Prince's Wharf.

There's a giant hall filled with buses, planes and vintage cars and then there are exhibits upstairs, filled with relics from old Bristol.

They even had a few Banksy originals which was nice to see.

We popped into The Bristol Cider shop for a hot cup of mulled cider.

It was delicious and made the perfect hand warmer as we walked along the shore.

We spotted Rosie and Jim looking out of the window on one of the boats.

We walked along the Spike Island until we hit Brunel's SS Great Britain.

We headed back into town through Millennium Square where there was a huge shiny silver sphere.

With no cat pub and time to kill before our flight home, we decided to go for another cider sampler at The Stable.

All cidered out, Tom fancied going to The Beer Emporium for a beer, which was in a cosy underground cavern.

Back at Cargo, we headed to Bertha's for some sourdough pizza.

We ordered the vegetarian sausage pizza with goats cheese and red onion. They'd worked some kind of magic by substituting the meat for barley flavoured with sausage spices and it tasted really convincing.

We stopped off for one last cider at The Apple, a floating bar on a barge before heading to the airport to fly home.