England · SELF-GUIDED TOURS IN BRISTOL
Good self-guided tours in Bristol fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
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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