England · BRISTOL TOURS
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 8 bristol tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
A 2-hour Bristol walking tour mixing street art and 1,000 years of history, with Banksy originals and local guide tips.
“The tour guide Luke was so knowledgeable and he made everyone in the group welcome. He kept us all entertained and the route was not too taxing but went all round central Bristol. Excellent.”
Explore Bristol’s Corn Exchange WWII air-raid shelters, then snack in St Nicholas Market on a 2-hour guided walk.
“it was very informative and Duncan the tour guild is very knowledgeable, if not a little eccentric, but good fun.”
West Country Games in Bristol runs 9 themed inflatable challenges on Saturdays, with guided laughs for groups, from 10:30am or 1:30pm.
“Great day out. Great day to celebrate Sara’s Hen party. We were booked for the Cardiff branch but due to circumstances out of their control we had to move but were given snacks. Thank you to luka for taking such great care of us.”
Bristol house magic in a 1920s-style pub theatre, 90 minutes of comedy and close-up magic plus pizza and prosecco included.
“Certainly not a perfect show but very sympatic entertainment on local level. Althought we could follow the magician's tongue only partially we had a lot of fun with his card tricks and especially the location, the backroom of a bar and the possiblity to have a snack or a beer while the show goes on were an unforgettable experience ...”
Join the original Bristol Ghost Walk on Zoom with a live guide, Penny Dreadfuls quiz, and spooky Bristol and London stops in about 2 hours.
“Jon did a great job of telling stories and showing locations around the cities where they occurred. He was very nice and we had a fun time.”
See Only Fools and Horses filming spots in Bristol by bus, including the Del Boy bar exterior and Batman and Robin reenactment.
“Great tour guides, very informative. Taken to a lot of locations and the tour was interactive comfortable tour bus”
Small-group walking tour of Bristol Old City and Harbour with audio headsets, led by Mike, covering docks, street art, and landmarks.
“Poor Mike had to deal with a woman having a health crisis but coped well and was able to pivot the tour to suit my reduced means. I learnt a lot about Bristol’s history - thank you Mike”
Bristol luggage storage by Stasher lets you drop big bags near Temple Meads, enjoy long hours, and explore Bristol light, from $9.04.
“This is a great idea! We needed a few hours to stash our suitcase for a couple of hours and it was easy to book and find.”
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