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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.
“Loved it! Loads of interesting information and a great balance of history and street art.”
Bristol day tour to Stonehenge and the Cotswolds: Avebury, Lacock Abbey cloisters, and Castle Combe with a driver-guide and transport.
“I had a wonderful time. I suffer from motion sickness, therefore I was sitting up front, right next to Alex, our guide. He’s an excellent driver. I had no signs of discomfort during the entire tour, which lasted from 9am to 6 pm! He shared with us tons of information all along the road and…”
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.
“Great. The air raid shelters could do with more money for renovations etc but an tour guide and tour. Perhaps show where old entrance is at the beginning thanks”
Bristol to Oxford and the Cotswolds in one day: university views, Burford charm, Bibury’s Arlington Row, plus guide stories.
“Our guide, Barney, was truly amazing. He is witty, knowledgeable, and clearly loves his job, adding so much value to our trip. I highly recommend him. We had a wonderful time.”
Bristol’s best value ghost walk with a costumed guide, 17 haunted stops, and a spooky medieval route from Bristol Cathedral to Queens Square.
“Tobias our guide was funny , knowledgeable and kind . He really brought the evening alive and I totally forgive him for the thumb screws and accusations of witchcraft .”
Step into Wake The Tiger in Bristol: a self-guided art adventure through Meridia with 40+ spaces, puzzles, and local artist installations.
“It was an amazing moment. I definitely want to visit again.”
Self-guided English audio walk in Bristol hitting landmarks, Banksy street art, markets, and the docks. Cost is low and pace is yours.
“I wish I did this when I first arrived in Bristol.. What a fantastic and informative tour, and to be able to do it at our on pace was the prefect. The hardest part is deciding which of the great places to go back to now for a drink. We’ll definitely be back to Bristol…”
Ride Bristol’s car-free streets to Banksy murals, St Nick’s Market, Brunel’s SS Great Britain, and a jaw-dropping Clifton view.
“Our guide Sam made the bike tour really interesting with fascinating facts and stories about Bristol’s mixed history. An excellent introduction to a vibey and artsy city. It would help if the guide wore a bright t-shirt or vest with cycle city tours on it.”
St Mary Redcliffe guided tour in Bristol: 90 minutes of medieval graffiti, stained glass, merchant stories, and a hidden room above the porch.
“Excellent tour of an amazing building . Very informative guide . Really interesting Would highly recommend”
Walk the SS Great Britain in Bristol with two museums, the engine room, upper deck, and 1840s passenger stories.
“The feeling of what it would have truly been like and the recreated atmosphere. The audio interactions were fun and interesting.”
Enjoy a 2-hour Bristol comedy and magic show in a 1920s-style theatre, with pizza and Prosecco included. Small group fun.
“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”
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.
“Abwechslungsreiche Tour”
Walk Bristol with a local in 90 minutes: Corn Exchange, Queen Square, Pero’s Bridge and Cathedral, plus pirate and protest stories.
“A thoroughly engaging tour, we loved it! Our guide (Rob?) was so knowledgeable giving both excellent historical context together with personal perspectives. Any questions were answered with ease. We couldn’t have wished for a better introduction to Bristol. This was money very well spent”
A nature-rich conservation day at Bristol Zoo Project with lemur thrills, Bear Wood walks, giraffes up close, and great value entry.
