Victoria Rooms, Bristol

Victoria Rooms

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The Victoria Rooms is a Neo-Grecian style building with a Corinthian portico. Laid in 1830 (on Queen Victoria's birthday) its purpose was to provide public …

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Oct 26, 2023
The exterior is just so so. You can stop by to have a look but not worth visiting it if time does not allow.Full review by Alien W
Sep 11, 2021
The Victoria Rooms houses the University of Bristol's music department and is located just north of the Wills Memorial Building. It’s a grand Neoclassical building with fine architectural elements of…Full review by macedonboy
Sep 7, 2020
The Victoria rooms apart from being a marvellous building has an amazing fountain in front of it and King Edward statue, well worth the walk up Park st to visit.Full review by TeamWard
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The Victoria Rooms, also known as the Vic Rooms, houses the University of Bristol's music department in Clifton, Bristol, England, on a p…
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The highlight of Bristolian architect Charles Dyer's illustrious architectural career, the Victoria Rooms were built during the first half …
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The Victoria Rooms, affectionately known as the Vic Rooms, is a historical building located in Bristol. Situated at the prominent junction of Q…
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Architectural style:Greek revival
Construction completed:1842
Construction started:1838
Architect:Charles Dyer

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