
Tarot Card Reading Evening at Clifton Observatory
About this event
The Observatory dates back to 1766 and has an interesting history. Originally built as a windmill, it was later turned into an observatory by Bristol artist William West. He also created the Camera Obscura and opened the passage down to the Giant’s Cave in 1837. The cave itself is full of Bristol folklore and is said to be linked to the legendary giants Goram and Ghyston. For one night only, visitors will be able to explore the cave after dark, enjoy a drink on the rooftop and have their own 20-minute tarot reading. What's included Welcome cocktail 20-minute tarot reading Sweet and savoury canapés Rooftop terrace access Access to the Giant’s Cave after dark How it works When booking, visitors can choose a 20-minute time slot for their tarot reading. Guests do not need to arrive at 7pm and can come along at any time from 7pm onwards around their chosen slot. Before or after their reading, visitors are free to enjoy the rooftop, grab some food and a drink, and head down into the Giant’s Cave. 7pm - 10pm: Cocktails, canapés, rooftop terrace and Giant’s Cave 20 minutes: Tarot reading There will be heaters on the rooftop, but as the event takes place in October, visitors are advised to
Event details
- Date
- Thursday, 29 October 2026
- Start time
- 00:00
Getting there & venue info
Clifton Observatory, See venue website, Bristol .
Good to know
What time does Tarot Card Reading Evening at Clifton Observatory start?
Tarot Card Reading Evening at Clifton Observatory is on Thursday, 29 October 2026 at Clifton Observatory, Bristol. The listed start time is 00:00 (UK time).
What are the set times for Tarot Card Reading Evening at Clifton Observatory?
Official set times for Tarot Card Reading Evening at Clifton Observatory haven't been published. The listed start is 00:00. Running orders are usually confirmed by the venue or artist closer to the date, so check their social channels.
Where is Clifton Observatory?
Clifton Observatory is at See venue website, , Bristol.











