England · BRISTOL TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 13 bristol tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Explore Bristol’s Banksy art, old churches, fallen statues, and 1,000 years of history on a lively two-hour walking tour.
“I really enjoyed the tour with Henry! He was informative, friendly, and funny and the tour was a great overview of Bristol.”
Explore Bristol’s Corn Exchange, WWII air raid shelters, underground rooms, rooftop views, and St. Nicholas Market on this lively two-hour tour.
“Duncan was an amazing guide for this tour. He is really passionate about the shelter and preserving its history and expanding on it. He has put a lot of effort into creating a wonderful, authentic experience and continues to explore and gain more information for the tours. We learnt a lot about the area / the shelters and more. Highly recommend this tour!”
Bristol’s Smoke & Mirrors pairs adult comedy, close-up magic, and a small pub theatre for a lively 85-minute night out.
“Had a fantastic night magic was outstanding and will be recommending this to friends and will definitely be back in the near future thanks guys”
Review of West Country Games in Bristol, a lively two-hour farm challenge with nine inflatable games, fat suits and catapults.
“Luca was great. A shame that the weather was cold, would be more fun in the warm. A range of different activities, each person competes against each other.”
Review of Bristol’s Smoke & Mirrors comedy magic show, with practical tips on seating, timing, price, atmosphere, and who will enjoy it.
“Whole experience was great, perfect anniversary treat for my husband. Enjoyed the comedy with the magic.”
Review of Bristol’s House Magicians show, with close-up magic, comedy, pizza, prosecco, venue tips, pricing, age rules, and booking advice.
“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 ...”
A lively Zoom ghost tour of Bristol and London with eerie tales, Penny Dreadfuls, quizzes, and practical tips before you book.
“The quiz was really entertaining and was only £5.00 so really good value for money. There was friendly competition with the quiz which was amusing and was something different to do to easy the lockdown beardom. I would definitely do another one.”
Review of Bristol’s Only Fools and Horses tour, with filming locations, fancy dress scenes, bus travel, practical tips, price and honest drawbacks.
“Great tour guides, very informative. Taken to a lot of locations and the tour was interactive comfortable tour bus”
Review of Bristol’s House Magicians show at Smoke & Mirrors, with close-up magic, comedy, drinks, audience participation, and practical booking tips.
“Visited smoke and mirrors to as my husband loves card tricks. The comedy and magic was fantastic. Set in a lovely venue so you were really up close and involved. We both really enjoyed it.”
Explore Bristol street art and Banksy-linked works through 11 phone puzzles, flexible timing, and an affordable self-guided city walk.
“Thought this was a great way to see many parts of Bristol you would not normally see. I did not know what to expect but the trip is very cleverly done and was a lot of fun.”
Explore Bristol’s Old Market on a self-guided beer walk with seven local brews, six friendly venues, snacks, and a useful map.
“For anyone taking a trip to Bristol - I highly recommend this beer tasting tour! The bar tender at the first bar was extremely accommodating and friendly. At the pubs we went to, all of the staff were very friendly too. I am not sure we would have ventured into these places normally so it was great to get more of an "authentic" Bristol experience. Very good value for money!”
Explore Bristol’s harbour, bridges, churches, docks, and museums with Helen’s self-guided audio walk, priced at $12.33 for three weeks.
“Disappointing narration due to hard to follow directions, some streets not named and some had blocked access. Detours and errors made walk much longer than advertised. Gave up half way.”
Walk Bristol from SS Great Britain to Clifton Suspension Bridge with GPS audio, Brunel stories, offline maps, and flexible pacing.
“The docks, The Bridge & dinner at the white lion with amazing views of the bridge , so much to do, needed more time”
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