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Blaise Castle is an 18th‑century Gothic folly set on a wooded hill within the Blaise Estate in Bristol. Built in 1766, its turrets and dramatic silhouette overlook sweeping parkland, woodland walks, and landscaped valleys. A favourite local landmark, it’s a striking piece of Bristol’s architectural heritage and a popular spot for walkers, photographers, and visitors exploring the estate. Taken at night showing Star Trails.
Blaise Castle is an 18th‑century Gothic folly set on a wooded hill within the Blaise Estate in Bristol. Built in 1766, its turrets and dramatic silhouette overlook sweeping parkland, woodland walks, and landscaped valleys. A favourite local landmark, it’s a striking piece of Bristol’s architectural heritage and a popular spot for walkers, photographers, and visitors exploring the estate. Taken at night showing Star Trails.