Wildlife Photographer of the Year Exhibition Coming to Bristol Museum & Art Gallery

Published On: October 10th, 2025

Bristol is set to host one of the world’s most prestigious photography showcases

When the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition opens at Bristol Museum & Art Gallery on Saturday 31 October, running until Sunday 26 April 2026.

Visitors can expect 100 breathtaking images capturing the beauty and fragility of our planet, chosen from over 60,000 global entries and judged anonymously by an expert international panel. Highlights include a dramatic face-off between a lion and a cobra, a striking portrait of Arctic wolves, and stunning wildlife shots from talented young photographers as young as nine.

Philip Walker, Head of Culture at Bristol Museums, said:

“It’s an honour to bring this world-class exhibition to Bristol. These powerful images not only celebrate nature but also spark important conversations about conservation and our place in the natural world.”

🗺️ Visiting the Museum

Bristol Museum & Art Gallery is located on Queens Road, Clifton (BS8 1RL) — just a short walk from Park Street and Cabot Tower.

Parking: Limited on-street parking nearby; nearest car parks are Trenchard Street and West End NCP.
Bus routes: Easily accessible via First Bus routes 1, 2, 2A, 4, 8, 72, and 76, all stopping within walking distance.
Train: A 20-minute walk or short bus ride from Bristol Temple Meads station.

The Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition promises to be a must-see highlight for Bristol’s cultural calendar — inspiring awe, reflection, and renewed appreciation for the natural world.

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