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Beautiful university campus to walk around

Set high on the northeastern end of Purdown, the bright yellow Dower House is a familiar landmark above Bristol. It's set at the far end of the Stoke Park Estate’s parkland, where you will find loads of fun running trails. The house itself was originally built in 1553 and has seen various renovations. Today, it is Grade II-listed.

Check out the grounds for some easy off road riding

You've seen the place from the M32 now visit up close.

Castle Park is a large area of green space in the heart of Bristol, right next to the River Avon. A vibrant place at all times of year, the park really springs to life in summer, when impromptu music, games, barbeques, gatherings and festivities create a wonderful atmosphere. At the centre of the park is St Peter's Church and a sensory herb garden. Opened in 1978, the park is located in what used to be Bristol's main shopping district, an area which was destroyed during the Blitz.

The illuminated winding bridge looks beautiful at night.

Bath Spa University has simply one of most beautiful campuses of any University anywhere. Set in the midst of rolling hills and fields dotted with ancient buildings and a castle, walled gardens and grounds designed by Capability Brown. Bath Spa University is also transected through and though with public footpaths, cycleways and rights of way. Definitely worth a visit ... even if you don't study here ...