Up close and personal with one of the two, three metre high, unicorns on the roof of City Hall, Bristol. The unicorns are among a number that can be spotted around the city. They have been closely linked to Bristol since the 16th Century when, in 1569, they were included on the city’s official seal. According to ancient documents, unicorns only do homage to men of virtue.

Other prominent locations include the terrace of the Royal West of England Academy, the entrance to Bristol Museum & Art Gallery, the bow of SS Great Britain, Bristol Cathedral and St. John on the Wall.