Brunel's SS Great Britain

Loved every aspect of this museum. Firstly, it doesn't feel like just one museum. There is an actual SS Great Britain exhibition, with so much to learn about the ship, before even stepping foot on it. 

The mini version of Titanic to the steamboat is October, the weather is slightly cool, but you also need to wear thick clothes. The boat maintenance is still very magnificent. Bristol is also a big city in the UK. The location is a certain distance from the city, you have to take the bus. The boat is not big, there are so few mezzanines. It takes about an hour to walk around. Impressed that someone played the piano inside. Played us a classic track. The year I went was free. Go here and swim.

The boats across the river from the city still stand prominently beside the harbor, where the suspension bridge is the most famous attraction in Bristol. Although the ship has now been transformed into a showroom, it is not very navigable, but it is a good choice for tourists who know how to sail without sunset. Unfortunately, nowadays there is a heavy commercialized atmosphere and lack of interactive experience.

The first year I visited Britain, it is said that Bristol is the port of departure for British ships to the United States. During the visit, there were very realistic wax figures inside, which was a little scary. Then the cabin asked a little.

A huge steamship that reflects the first industrial revolution, it is very big and looks cool.

The British steamship is parked at a port in Bristol. It is a decommissioned ship. It has been in service for more than 90 years. Now it has been transformed into a huge museum. If you visit it, you will see how beautiful its interior structure is.