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John Cabot Statue: A Tribute to Exploration
The John Cabot Statue represents 15th-century exploration and Bristol’s maritime history.
Unveiled in 1897, this bronze statue was erected to honor John Cabot, who is credited with the European discovery of North America. Standing at 5 meters tall, the statue is an example of Victorian craftsmanship, showcasing Cabot holding a scroll and navigational tools. It highlights Bristol's rich nautical heritage, attracting historians and visitors alike.
Unforgettable Highlights
- 🗺️ Historical Significance: Marks the location of Cabot's journey to North America.
- 🏛️ Architectural Detail: Crafted from bronze with intricate decorations reflecting 15th-century themes.
- 🌳 Scenic Setting: Located in a public park, providing green space amidst the urban backdrop.
Open to the public and free to visit, the statue is a must-see for tourists, families, and history buffs alike.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum John Cabot Statue
Commemoration Year
The statue was unveiled in 1897 to mark the 400th anniversary of Cabot's voyage.
Design by Artist
Sculpted by the notable artist Sir George Frampton.
Cultural Importance
Serves as a reminder of Bristol's role in the Age of Discovery.
Location
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Price
Free to visit.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: 30 minutes.
Best Time to Visit
Weekday mornings provide a quieter experience.