What is recorded here
Redcliffe Back is a historic quay in Bristol, dating back to the medieval period, and was a key landing point for goods and passengers during the city's growth as a major port. It is associated with Bristol's maritime and mercantile history, reflecting the city's importance in trade, particularly during the transatlantic slave trade.
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Places near here
Sculpture at Redcliff QuayPublic sculpture · 26 yd.jpg?width=1280)
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The Llandoger TrowMemorial · 137 yd
The Seven Stars Public HouseListed building · 140 yd
Section of City Wall, King StreetScheduled monument · 176 yd
Baldwin StreetVisitor information · 189 yd
Castle ParkVisitor information · 197 yd
Vault in High StreetScheduled monument · 247 yd
Packed in the giant's caveCave or cavern · 304 yd
Waterfall steps at the head of Narrow QuayWaterfall · 466 ydOther information
Photo: Christine Johnstone · CC BY-SA 2.0