Arrr, me hearties! Bristol Temple Meads be but a 30-minute march, a 27-minute ride o’ the landlubber’s bus, or a 16-minute spin o’ yer trusty carriage from the meetin’ hall. Ye can sail straight here from Cardiff Central or Exeter St. Davids. If ye fancy a change o’ tack, switch at Temple Meads to make port at Clifton Down Train Station.

Avast! There be no safe harbor for yer wagons at Bill Brown Suite, nor any public car parks within 200 paces. But fear not—ye can drop anchor in marked on-street bays along Park Row, Park Street, and Berkeley Square.

Ye landlubbers can catch the Bristol First Bus fleet, usin’ their magic mobile charts to pick yer course. Coaches may dock at Broad Quay or Bristol Bus Station. The number 8 bus will ferry ye from Temple Meads to Park Street Top. Beware! Traffic in these waters be as unpredictable as a storm at sea, so catch an earlier vessel if ye value yer time.

Bristol be a land of hills, matey. From Temple Meads, the path be mostly calm seas, save fer the fearsome incline o’ Park Street, risin’ +149ft above the depths. From Clifton Down Train Station, ye’ll enjoy a gentle decline o’ -39ft, an easy sail to yer destination.

Hoist yer two-wheeled steeds! There be bicycle racks awaitin’ on the west side o’ the venue. For more details on yer path, consult the walkin’ map o’ the city.