Second-hand bookshop · 1 Queen's Road
Oxfam Bookshop
This bookshop is on Queen's Road in Clifton, Bristol, open daily. British Heart Foundation is a minute away and Last Bookshop is 3 minutes further, part of the Last Bookshop and 6 more run of 7 shops within 20 minutes, and there are 2 other Oxfam Bookshop branches in Bristol.
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1 Queen's Road
Clifton
BS8 1QE
Bristol - Opening hours
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Mon–Sat 10:00–18:00, Sun 12:00–17:00
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Within a short walk
Other charity shops and second-hand bookshops nearby, nearest first.
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British Heart Foundation~1 min
87 Park Street
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Penny Brohn UK~3 min
49 Queen's Road
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Last Bookshop~3 min
60 Park Street
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Cancer Research UK~4 min
71 Queen's Road
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Avon Wildlife Trust~4 min
17 Great George Street
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Rova~9 min
11 Christmas Steps
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Dreadnought~10 min
125 Saint Georges Road
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Clifton Community Bookshop~11 min
10 Clifton Road
- ~11 min
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Studio Cotton~13 min
63 Bristol Crown Court
- ~14 min
- ~14 min
Other Oxfam Bookshop shops in Bristol
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Oxfam Bookshop0.9 km
56, Cotham Hill, Bristol
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Oxfam Bookshop8.6 km
57, High Street, Bristol
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What to expect
Oxfam sorts donations centrally and prices with an eye on the second-hand market, so shelves lean tidy and reliable rather than bargain-bin. Dedicated Oxfam Books branches carry the deepest stock, and the general shops still keep a proper book wall.
This one is stop 3 of 7 on the Last Bookshop and 6 more, a walk that takes in the charity shops either side of it.
See all charity shops in Bristol, or read our guide to finding good books in charity shops before you set out.
Nearby: Charity shops in Bath· Charity shops in Newport· Charity shops in Cardiff· Charity shops in Gloucester
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