Britain · BRISTOL TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 bristol tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
2-hour Bristol walk mixing medieval landmarks and Banksy street art, from Blackbeard stories to the harborside, just 17 per person.
“Very well organised and informative. Pitch and pace spot on. Very good value for money. Gerry Johnson LONDON TOURS”
Bristol to Stonehenge and the Cotswolds: Avebury, Lacock Abbey for Hogwarts corridors, and Castle Combe in one day.
“Tim was very knowledgeable about facts on the way out of Bristol and in the surrounding areas. Stonehenge access was good, though a shame he couldn't do anything about the weather 🤣 Only downside is it would've been nice to have a bit more time in some of the villages like Lacock to explore the Abbey. ofhedwize a good day out”
A short Bristol walk, a WW2 air raid shelter under the Corn Exchange, and snack time at St Nicholas Market, with guides in character.
“Really fascinating insights into the long history of Bristol, during the war, and the present day troubles in the city. Highly recommendrd!”
A $78 full-day trip from Bristol to Oxford and the Cotswolds, with guided stops, college views, Burford charm, and Bibury’s Arlington Row.
“Very nice trip. Barney the guide was very friendly and entertained us the whole way.”
Walk Bristol after dark with a costumed guide on a 2-hour ghost tour from Bristol Cathedral, hitting up to 17 haunted spots.
“Tobias was an excellent and engaging guide. The tour itself is very informative and a great way to learn about the spooky history of the city. Loved it :)”
Explore Bristol’s Wake The Tiger in an abandoned paint factory, walking through Meridia and the OUTERverse across 40+ art spaces.
“Fun and engaging really brilliant creativity. Cafe was great too!”
A self-guided audio walk across Bristol, from Bristol Bridge to the Docks, with Banksy art, markets, and geofenced stories for $6.
“Great way to see the city. Liked that we could go at our own pace and stop where we wanted to.”
Step aboard the last Concorde at Aerospace Bristol. Interactive exhibits, family trails, and a projected show for $26.
“The entire experience was great value and highly rewarding”
Guided 2.5-hour bike tour in Bristol, $39. Car-free streets, Banksy murals, harborside history, and the Clifton Suspension Bridge view.
“Fabulous! I highly, highly recommend! I saw more of Bristol than I ever could have imagined in my short 2-3 hour bike tour and learned so much about the city's history.”
Step aboard SS Great Britain in Bristol for two museums, engine room access, and 1840s passenger stories.
“We couldn’t have asked for a more enthusiastic and passionate guide around Bristol. Simon was very entertaining and most informative. His knowledge of the city and its culture and history was relayed to us in a most relaxed and often humorous manner. It was a great introduction to Bristol and its many hidden gems and landmarks. I also appreciated his knowledge of public transport ( especially useful if you have travelled by train) and directions to various other attractions around the city. By the end of the talk we left feeling that there was so much more to be seen and much of it ‘ free of charge’. Thank you…”
House Magicians Comedy and Magic show in Bristol: a 2-hour 1920s theatre evening with Prosecco, fresh pizza, and live magic.
“Absolutely brilliant show!the magicians were fantastic I cnt rate this show highly enough 10/10 well done guys I can’t wait to go back”
Upside Down House Bristol at Anchor Square: quirky upside-down rooms, ceiling furniture, and big photo moments next to We The Curious.
“Go experience but the house was a little worn and it would have been good to have some guidance on how to get the best out of it”
4-day small-group tour from Bristol to St Ives, Tintagel, Durdle Door, Lulworth Cove, and Stonehenge, with B&B breakfast.
“disponibilità ed efficienza della guida, comodità, del pullman, hotel di buon livell”
Bristol City highlights in 90 minutes with a local guide, from Corn St to Pero’s Bridge and Bristol Cathedral, rain or shine.
“Excellent! We had a great tour with our guide Rob who was both very knowledgeable and enthusiastic. We live locally and really enjoyed ourselves, as did our overseas visitor who was staying with us, and we learned lots of things we didn’t know about Bristol’s history! Thank you Rob! 😁”
Bristol Zoo Project ticket for one day of Lemur Walkthrough, Bear Wood, giraffe feeding, and conservation education in a nature-rich zoo near M5.
Every kind of day out, from stone circles to stadium tunnels.
