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£2 
20-30 mins 
About a mile awaySituated next the suspension bridge, the historic camera obscura at Clifton Observatory gives you a panoramic view projected into a darkened room. Check it's open (usually it's daily, from 10am to 5pm - contact details are here) and go along to see an extraordinary vista of the city, up close.
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51.46°N, 2.6°W
Sunrise: 07:59
Sunset: 16:45
Moon Phase: waning crescent
Weather: overcast clouds, 5°C max, 1°C min
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