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£5 (adult) 
60 - 90 mins 
About 4 miles awayThe tower of the University of Bristol's Wills Memorial Building rises 66 metres above Park Street - and you can go up and see the unique view from the top on a tour, while also finding out about the hidden history of this Bristol landmark. Tours run on Saturdays at 1pm.
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KINGSWOOD
SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE
51.45°N, 2.51°W
Sunrise: 06:10
Sunset: 18:24
Moon Phase: waxing crescent
Weather: sky is clear, 12°C max, 2°C min
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