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The 15 most popular bristol tours in the UK. What each one actually includes, who runs it, and what it costs to book.
2-hour Bristol walk from Blackbeard to Banksy: street art, 1000-year history, and practical harbor tips for $17.
“Great guide. Informative. Good pace. Excellent. Great value.”
Bristol day tour to Stonehenge and the Cotswolds: Avebury, Lacock Abbey cloisters, and Castle Combe with a driver-guide and transport.
“I went on this day trip to Stonehenge and the Cotswolds with my 8-year-old son at the start of half-term, and it was such a great choice! The tour began with some fascinating stories about Bristol that I wouldn’t have known otherwise, and our guide, Alex, made the whole experience so engaging and worthwhile. I’d…”
Go under Bristol’s Corn Exchange on a WW2 air raid shelter tour, then snack in St Nicholas Market for $16 and up to 2 hours.
“They gave a great tour about recent history and how Bristol was impacted by the bombings during the Second World War. Would recommend if you like to know about history in the city you are visiting.”
Bristol to Oxford and the Cotswolds in one day: university views, Burford charm, Bibury’s Arlington Row, plus guide stories.
“The best thing about the trip was the guide cum driver Ejji. He was very entertainingly hilarious and well informed too.”
Bristol’s best value ghost walk with a costumed guide, 17 haunted stops, and a spooky medieval route from Bristol Cathedral to Queens Square.
“Really enjoyed the theatrics! Lots of info about the history of the stops, not sparing us of any gruesome details. If I ever find myself in one of the other cities, I will definitely consider booking the Ghost Tour there as well. Definitely recommend!”
Step into Wake The Tiger in Bristol: a self-guided art adventure through Meridia with 40+ spaces, puzzles, and local artist installations.
“There are no good ways to describe Wake The Tiger without giving away too much. It was very well done, there are a series of interlocking spaces with what I can only describe as art installations, but they are more than that. Lots of whimsey, surprises, interactive elements. I went with my husband and teen…”
Self-guided English audio walk in Bristol hitting landmarks, Banksy street art, markets, and the docks. Cost is low and pace is yours.
“Really nice route covering a good amount of area and points of interest.”
Ride Bristol’s car-free streets to Banksy murals, St Nick’s Market, Brunel’s SS Great Britain, and a jaw-dropping Clifton view.
“A very professional guide, Owen, has provided a fascinating historical tour around Bristol. It was very well organised, supplied with a nice light and easily managed bicycle. I have heard interesting stories about Bristol, starting from its foundation times till the modern era. Beautiful views of the city, and of the river bank, of the…”
St Mary Redcliffe guided tour in Bristol: 90 minutes of medieval graffiti, stained glass, merchant stories, and a hidden room above the porch.
“Really enjoyed our tour of St Mary Redcliffe Church with Bryan extremely informative!”
Walk the SS Great Britain in Bristol with two museums, the engine room, upper deck, and 1840s passenger stories.
“On a awful wet day, the dry dock was an interesting and welcome reprieve. The museum was full of information and the ship itself stunning.”
Enjoy a 2-hour Bristol comedy and magic show in a 1920s-style theatre, with pizza and Prosecco included. Small group fun.
“I took my grown up daughter so I wasn't sure what to expect!! we had a great time. It was so funny with some really good magic. When you arrive you get a glass of Prosecco and a pizza of your choice. This is cooked fresh at the bar. Would we ho again most definitely…”
Step into Bristol’s Upside Down House at Anchor Square for quirky ceiling-room photos and an illusion museum twist for all ages.
“limited space. no one to capture pics. our experience at Malaysia for a similar set up was far far better.”
4-day tour from Bristol through Cornwall, Devon and Stonehenge. St Ives, Tintagel, Durdle Door, Dartmoor, and 16-seat comfort included.
“Our tour guide Alan was excellent and did its best to show us as many places as allowed in the time we had. I’d have like to have ahead of time more information about which places and attractions to be visited in each city as well as which hotels or B&B’s we’ll be staying to…”
Walk Bristol with a local in 90 minutes: Corn Exchange, Queen Square, Pero’s Bridge and Cathedral, plus pirate and protest stories.
“Our guide was excellent, very knowledgeable and made the wet walk fun and interesting. Thank you!”
A nature-rich conservation day at Bristol Zoo Project with lemur thrills, Bear Wood walks, giraffes up close, and great value entry.
