England · WALKING TOURS IN BRISTOL
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 12 walking tours in Bristol worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
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!”
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 small-group Old City and Harbour walk, with Banksy art, landmarks, history, audio receivers, price, pace, and tips.
“Mike is a wonderful tour guide - knowledgeable, a great storyteller, easy-going, and very dedicated to making the tour a great experience. I learned a great deal about Bristol’s history and key characters, and can heartily recommend this tour to anyone wishing to be informed and entertained!”
Explore Bristol from Clifton Bridge to Banksy with local guide Mike, small groups, clear audio, and a downhill route packed with history.
“I had an amazing time, I rocked up to Bristol as an Aussie tourist not knowing anything and walked away with a fountain of knowledge so many fantastic tales behind this city. Highly reccommend!”
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.”
Explore Bristol with a self-guided app quest featuring puzzles, pirate tales, Banksy, harbour views, and flexible pacing for up to five.
“This was good fun and helped us to discover Bristol. The tasks were pitched at the right level: interesting without being mind-bogglingly difficult. A great half day's activity.”
Explore Bristol’s harbourside on a flexible GPS walking tour with quirky tales, hidden alleys, historic churches, and lifetime access for $7.99.
“Brilliant idea to do this guided walk. The narrator guides you around hidden alleyways and past interesting things in Bristol. You listen via your headphones/phone and can stop and start whenever you choose. I stopped for a coffee along Read more”
See Bristol’s harbor, cathedral, Clifton, and filming sites with a private local guide on a flexible two-hour city walk.
“Barbara reached out and communicated timely, responding promptly. Arriving at my hotel on time, she even managed to include it as part of the tour. We had an eclectic introduction to Bristol, covering history, religion, the naval aspects of the Read more”
Explore Bristol by private walking tour, from Clifton Bridge and Goldney Hall to SS Great Britain, Bristol Cathedral, and the harbourside.
“We were assigned a knowledgeable guide, who made this walking tour to be interactive and educational. The Clifton Suspension Bridge is like a journey through time and we also saw other famous landmarks of Bristol city. My family had a good time during this walking tour.”
Review of Bristol’s private 2.5-hour walking tour, from the cathedral and harbor to Queen Square, St John on the Wall, and Christmas Steps.
“The tour guide knew Bristol like the back of his hand. We experienced the culture and many classic highlights of Bristol. Definitely the best way to see and know more about Bristol. Enjoyable walking tour.”
Walk Bristol’s harbourside, taste craft cider, pair it with local cheese, and finish with Somerset Cider Brandy on this private tour.
“Hard to rate the tour as Tripadvisor never passed the booking on to the supplier”
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