
What is recorded here
Redcliffe Caves is shown as a cave on the public map of City of Bristol. The saved point is the map point or the centre of its mapped shape.
Redcliffe Caves are believed to be the remains of 18th-century sandstone quarries, later used as shelters and storage areas. No significant archaeological finds or folklore are specifically recorded for the site.
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Places near here
Redcliffe Caves EntranceCave · 57 yd
Hermitage in Quaker burial ground near St Mary RedcliffeScheduled monument · 88 yd
Severn ShedListed building · 111 yd
Quakers' Burial GroundVisitor information · 124 yd
Avon county council redcliffe bascule bridgeMemorial · 142 yd
The Ostrich InnListed building · 142 yd
TheklaHeritage attraction · 164 yd
PortwallVisitor information · 189 yd
Tramway RailHeritage attraction · 211 yd
Monument to commemorate slaveryMonument or public art · 418 yd
The Llandoger TrowMemorial · 431 yd
War Memorial, St Mary RedcliffeListed building · 178 ydOther information
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