Martin Booth is the Editor of Bristol24/7, the city's leading news and entertainment website, and free monthly magazine. Martin has previously written for publications including The Times, The Guardian, Time Out and the 2007 FA Cup semi-final programme. In his spare time, he enjoys cycling, travelling and drinking locally-brewed beer. He lives in Bristol with his wife, Jo, and their two daughters, Mersina and Lois. Follow him on Twitter for all things Bristol and more at @beardedjourno.

• 20th Century FlicksThe UK’s last video shop and smallest multiplex | 10acta Community TheatreNo need to audition | 12Alfred Fagon StatueA trailblazing actor and playwright | 14The Architecture CentreA hub for design and the built environment | 16Arnos Vale CemeteryFrom garden cemetery to wilderness to restoration | 18AverysWine from the mists of time | 20The Bag of NailsThe cat pub | 22The BalmoralHoping for new nautical adventures | 24Barton Hill SettlementA vital community resource | 26The BearpitThe travails of a sunken roundabout | 28Beese’sMessing about on the river | 30The Black CastleA weird and wonderful folly | 32Boiling WellsThe clue is in the name | 34Bottle Yard StudiosThe Hollywood of the South West | 36Brandy Bottom CollieryA rare example of a largely forgotten industry | 38Bristol & Bath Railway PathA daily pedal rather than a daily grind | 40Bristol Bike ProjectLove on two wheels | 42Bristol Bus BoycottA watershed moment for UK civil rights | 44Bristol CastleStill visible if you look closely | 46Bristol Cathedral GardenA small oasis of calm | 48Bristol Central LibraryBooks in breathtaking spaces | 50Bristol County GroundReflecting cricket’s place in the city | 52Bristol Improv TheatreThe UK’s first venue dedicated to improv | 54BWRPTransforming waste into shared assets | 56Broadmead Baptist ChurchThe church above the shops | 58Brunel’s ButteryBanging bacon butties | 60Brunel’s Other BridgeAn abandoned piece of engineering history | 62Business As UsualThe unofficial home of Bristol cycling | 64Cafe Wall IllusionAn accidental trick of the eye | 66Campus Pool SkateparkWhere skating has replaced splashing | 68Castle Park PyramidGoing underground | 70Chance & CountersFancy a game? | 72Charles Wesley’s HouseA home of hymns | 74Chatterton’s CafePaninis and poetry | 76Cheers DriveBristol’s very own Boaty McBoatface | 78Cider at the OrchardEnjoy some West Country champagne | 80CircomediaRun away to join the circus | 82Clifton Rocks RailwayA fun and fascinating funicular | 84Clifton Rock SlidePolished smooth by generations of bottoms | 86Convoy EspressoCracking coffee in converted caravans | 88Cross-harbour FerryA fun way to get from A to B | 90The CubeMuch more than just a cinema | 92Cumberland PiazzaUnder-flyover art | 94Dowry SquareFind yourself in hot water | 96Everard’s Printing WorksAn Art Nouveau advertisement | 98Elizabeth Blackwell’s HousePrejudice-fighting female physician | 100The ExchangeA music venue owned by music fans | 102Felix Road PlaygroundGet the kids outdoors! | 104Folk HouseFrom working folk to folk music | 106Friendly RecordsA vinyl revival | 108GlitchA passion for innovation | 110Goat GullyHairy conservationists | 112Goldney Hall GrottoA subterranean treasure | 114Guilbert’sHome to Bristol’s own Oompa Loompas | 116Hart’s BakeryFrom bondage to bread | 118Henleaze LakeSwim in a former quarry | 120The High CrossCan we have it back please? | 122High KingsdownA low-rise architectural marvel | 124Horfield Common UrinalA Moorish-style men’s room | 126Incredible EdibleGrowing food on street corners | 128Ken Stradling CollectionOne man’s passion for beautiful objects | 130Kiln RestaurantOnce the hottest place in town | 132Kings Weston Roman VillaMarooned Roman remains | 134Knowle West Media CentreMade of straw, but solid as a rock | 136Letterpress CollectiveAn ancient trade revived | 138Lollypop-Be-BopA little bit of magic | 140Lord Mayor’s ChapelThe only church of its kind in the UK | 142MetalgnuA metal menagerie | 144Milliners’ GuildA hat for every occasion | 146Mina Road TunnelAn ever-changing street-art canvas | 148Mr Langford’s PlaqueTime waits for no man | 150Napier SquareA one-sided square | 152Nicholas Cage Pub Sign‘Put…the bunny…back…in the box’ | 154Nipper StatueBristol’s most famous musical icon? | 156Palestine MuseumThe history of Palestine in a former nightclub | 158The Passenger ShedA cathedral-like former railway station | 160Paul Dirac MemorialBetter at maths than Einstein | 162Pipe WalkWater everywhere; no longer a drop to drink | 164Prince Rupert’s GateA reminder of Bristol’s role in the English Civil War | 166PsychopompA distillery disguised as a greengrocer’s | 168Quakers’ Burial GroundA hermit, lead shot and a runaway car | 170RecessionRetro clothes, records, repartee and more | 172Redland Standing StoneA mysterious monolith | 174River FromeBristol’s lost river | 176Room 212At the heart of Bristol’s art scene | 178Royal Fort GardenA jewel in the heart of the University | 180St Bartholomew’s HospitalShips and skeletons on a Saxon site | 182St Edith’s WellOnly recently rediscovered | 184St Mary le PortFans of abandoned spaces? This one’s for you! | 186St Philip’s FootbridgeThe £3m bridge to nowhere | 188St Werburgh’s City FarmPigs in the city | 190Sea Mills MuseumA memorable use for an old telephone box | 192Seven Saints of St Paul’sHonouring seven esteemed legacies | 194Severn Beach LineEscape to the country | 196South Bristol Berry MazeForage for free in the city | 198Stokes Croft China‘Peculiar china for a peculiar society’ | 200SweetmartThe world’s flavours under one roof | 202Temple ChurchBristol’s own leaning tower of Pisa | 204That ThingFabulous festival fashion | 206Thunder Run18th-century surround sound | 208Tobacco Factory MarketA symbol of regeneration | 210Tramway Rail MonumentA lasting memory of the Bristol Blitz | 212TrinityBirthplace of the Bristol Sound | 214Troopers HillIndustrial past, wildlife present | 216UnicornsMythical? They’re everywhere! | 218UoB Theatre CollectionCenturies-old treasures still inspiring new work | 220Vale StreetThe steepest residential road in the UK | 222Wellington T2905 MemorialNot your usual balloon ride | 224Westbury CollegeA castle in miniature | 226The Wicker NoseAn enormous olfactory edifice | 228ZionDeconsecrated, but far from dead | 230

Martin Booth is the Editor of Bristol24/7, the city's leading news and entertainment website, and free monthly magazine. Martin has previously written for publications including The Times, The Guardian, Time Out and the 2007 FA Cup semi-final programme. In his spare time, he enjoys cycling, travelling and drinking locally-brewed beer. He lives in Bristol with his wife, Jo, and their two daughters, Mersina and Lois. Follow him on Twitter for all things Bristol and more at @beardedjourno.

• 20th Century FlicksThe UK’s last video shop and smallest multiplex | 10acta Community TheatreNo need to audition | 12Alfred Fagon StatueA trailblazing actor and playwright | 14The Architecture CentreA hub for design and the built environment | 16Arnos Vale CemeteryFrom garden cemetery to wilderness to restoration | 18AverysWine from the mists of time | 20The Bag of NailsThe cat pub | 22The BalmoralHoping for new nautical adventures | 24Barton Hill SettlementA vital community resource | 26The BearpitThe travails of a sunken roundabout | 28Beese’sMessing about on the river | 30The Black CastleA weird and wonderful folly | 32Boiling WellsThe clue is in the name | 34Bottle Yard StudiosThe Hollywood of the South West | 36Brandy Bottom CollieryA rare example of a largely forgotten industry | 38Bristol & Bath Railway PathA daily pedal rather than a daily grind | 40Bristol Bike ProjectLove on two wheels | 42Bristol Bus BoycottA watershed moment for UK civil rights | 44Bristol CastleStill visible if you look closely | 46Bristol Cathedral GardenA small oasis of calm | 48Bristol Central LibraryBooks in breathtaking spaces | 50Bristol County GroundReflecting cricket’s place in the city | 52Bristol Improv TheatreThe UK’s first venue dedicated to improv | 54BWRPTransforming waste into shared assets | 56Broadmead Baptist ChurchThe church above the shops | 58Brunel’s ButteryBanging bacon butties | 60Brunel’s Other BridgeAn abandoned piece of engineering history | 62Business As UsualThe unofficial home of Bristol cycling | 64Cafe Wall IllusionAn accidental trick of the eye | 66Campus Pool SkateparkWhere skating has replaced splashing | 68Castle Park PyramidGoing underground | 70Chance & CountersFancy a game? | 72Charles Wesley’s HouseA home of hymns | 74Chatterton’s CafePaninis and poetry | 76Cheers DriveBristol’s very own Boaty McBoatface | 78Cider at the OrchardEnjoy some West Country champagne | 80CircomediaRun away to join the circus | 82Clifton Rocks RailwayA fun and fascinating funicular | 84Clifton Rock SlidePolished smooth by generations of bottoms | 86Convoy EspressoCracking coffee in converted caravans | 88Cross-harbour FerryA fun way to get from A to B | 90The CubeMuch more than just a cinema | 92Cumberland PiazzaUnder-flyover art | 94Dowry SquareFind yourself in hot water | 96Everard’s Printing WorksAn Art Nouveau advertisement | 98Elizabeth Blackwell’s HousePrejudice-fighting female physician | 100The ExchangeA music venue owned by music fans | 102Felix Road PlaygroundGet the kids outdoors! | 104Folk HouseFrom working folk to folk music | 106Friendly RecordsA vinyl revival | 108GlitchA passion for innovation | 110Goat GullyHairy conservationists | 112Goldney Hall GrottoA subterranean treasure | 114Guilbert’sHome to Bristol’s own Oompa Loompas | 116Hart’s BakeryFrom bondage to bread | 118Henleaze LakeSwim in a former quarry | 120The High CrossCan we have it back please? | 122High KingsdownA low-rise architectural marvel | 124Horfield Common UrinalA Moorish-style men’s room | 126Incredible EdibleGrowing food on street corners | 128Ken Stradling CollectionOne man’s passion for beautiful objects | 130Kiln RestaurantOnce the hottest place in town | 132Kings Weston Roman VillaMarooned Roman remains | 134Knowle West Media CentreMade of straw, but solid as a rock | 136Letterpress CollectiveAn ancient trade revived | 138Lollypop-Be-BopA little bit of magic | 140Lord Mayor’s ChapelThe only church of its kind in the UK | 142MetalgnuA metal menagerie | 144Milliners’ GuildA hat for every occasion | 146Mina Road TunnelAn ever-changing street-art canvas | 148Mr Langford’s PlaqueTime waits for no man | 150Napier SquareA one-sided square | 152Nicholas Cage Pub Sign‘Put…the bunny…back…in the box’ | 154Nipper StatueBristol’s most famous musical icon? | 156Palestine MuseumThe history of Palestine in a former nightclub | 158The Passenger ShedA cathedral-like former railway station | 160Paul Dirac MemorialBetter at maths than Einstein | 162Pipe WalkWater everywhere; no longer a drop to drink | 164Prince Rupert’s GateA reminder of Bristol’s role in the English Civil War | 166PsychopompA distillery disguised as a greengrocer’s | 168Quakers’ Burial GroundA hermit, lead shot and a runaway car | 170RecessionRetro clothes, records, repartee and more | 172Redland Standing StoneA mysterious monolith | 174River FromeBristol’s lost river | 176Room 212At the heart of Bristol’s art scene | 178Royal Fort GardenA jewel in the heart of the University | 180St Bartholomew’s HospitalShips and skeletons on a Saxon site | 182St Edith’s WellOnly recently rediscovered | 184St Mary le PortFans of abandoned spaces? This one’s for you! | 186St Philip’s FootbridgeThe £3m bridge to nowhere | 188St Werburgh’s City FarmPigs in the city | 190Sea Mills MuseumA memorable use for an old telephone box | 192Seven Saints of St Paul’sHonouring seven esteemed legacies | 194Severn Beach LineEscape to the country | 196South Bristol Berry MazeForage for free in the city | 198Stokes Croft China‘Peculiar china for a peculiar society’ | 200SweetmartThe world’s flavours under one roof | 202Temple ChurchBristol’s own leaning tower of Pisa | 204That ThingFabulous festival fashion | 206Thunder Run18th-century surround sound | 208Tobacco Factory MarketA symbol of regeneration | 210Tramway Rail MonumentA lasting memory of the Bristol Blitz | 212TrinityBirthplace of the Bristol Sound | 214Troopers HillIndustrial past, wildlife present | 216UnicornsMythical? They’re everywhere! | 218UoB Theatre CollectionCenturies-old treasures still inspiring new work | 220Vale StreetThe steepest residential road in the UK | 222Wellington T2905 MemorialNot your usual balloon ride | 224Westbury CollegeA castle in miniature | 226The Wicker NoseAn enormous olfactory edifice | 228ZionDeconsecrated, but far from dead | 230