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None of southwest England's airports can rival the scale of Bristol Airport, the ninth-biggest in the entire United Kingdom. In 2011, this West Country airport greeted nearly six million passengers. The busiest of Bristol Airport's 50 direct destinations are Dublin, Amsterdam, Edinburgh, and the Spanish resorts of Alicante, Malaga and Palma de Mallorca.
Bristol Airport's Departures area stands on the first floor of the single airport terminal, while the ground floor contains the Arrivals area. Several restaurants, shops, Travelex currency exchanges and ATMs stand on either side of security in both the international and domestic sections of the terminal. The airport media centre contains a well stocked conference centre.
Avis, National, Hertz and Europcar all offer car rental in Bristol Airport. Though all four of these reputable international chains accept on the spot bookings, advance reservations are still recommended to give motorists wider vehicle selections and peace of mind. The A38 is the main thoroughfare between Bristol and the airport eight kilometres to the north.
Apart from many confusing one-way streets and heavy traffic during weekends and rush hours, driving in Bristol is fairly straightforward. Car parks and street parking are both fairly easy to find, but park and ride services have also become very popular. It's always recommended to compare car hire deals online and make early bookings to lock down the lowest prices.
Car hire in Bristol Airport can make a day trip to the ancient city of Bath and its 2,000-year old ancient Roman baths a breeze. Even more history lies across the Severn Bridge in Cardiff, the capital of Wales. The grand pier of the nearby seaside community of Weston-super-Mare survived two fires and has been fully rebuilt, as has Weston's Pier, now one of Great Britain's largest indoor theme parks.
Bristol experiences the same wet and unpredictable weather as many other English cities. Winter is Bristol's coldest and wettest season, but temperatures are higher and humidity is lower during the autumn. Spring is the season when colourful daffodils bloom in Bristol's green spaces. However, even during Bristol's warmest months between May and September, rain is common so no visitor should come without rain gear. Bristol's annual daytime average temperature is a pleasant 16°C.
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