England · WALKING TOURS IN BRISTOL
England fills its best slots early. Below: 6 walking tours in Bristol to sort before you fly, what each one includes, and the thing to check before you pay.
Explore Bristol’s Banksy art, troubled past, and local stories on a lively two-hour walking tour ending at Narrow Quay.
“A great introduction to Bristol; taken to areas of the city that you wouldn’t find otherwise …recommended”
Explore Bristol’s Corn Exchange, WWII air raid shelters, rooftop views, music history, and St. Nicholas Market for $17.34.
“it was very informative and Duncan the tour guild is very knowledgeable, if not a little eccentric, but good fun.”
Review of Bristol’s Ghosts, Ghouls & Gallows tour, with spooky stories, historic sites, quizzes, pricing, tips, and practical booking advice.
“It was my first time to take the virtual tour. I thought it was supposed to be a reality tour guided by someone in a real park or some famous places, but it was not, juts a guide or a lecturer stand in front of camera and show pictures and video through zoom. The experience was interesting. Lula was very informative and passionate. The tour referred to some kinds of background of British histories which I cannot really understand, but Lula made some interactive questions that I can get in. Still recommend to have a try during the lock-down periods.”
Explore Bristol’s Old City and harbour on a small-group walking tour with audio receivers, Banksy sightings, local stories, and historic landmarks.
“Mike put together a great tour that has something for everyone. He explains early history up to modern day Bristol including some amazing street art. Very easy to follow with the ear phones and a relaxed pace.”
Walk from Clifton Suspension Bridge to Bristol’s Old City with local guide Mike, Banksy art, city history, audio headsets, and small-group access.
“What a fabulous day to do a very informative and interesting tour with amazing views. Our guide Mike was very knowledgeable about Bristol, he knew his way around and certainly showed us Bristol with a good sense of humour, he looked after us very well. Mike portrayed Bristol to us in a positive light.”
Explore Bristol’s harbour, medieval core, Georgian squares, caves, museums, and Brunel’s SS Great Britain with Helen’s audio tour.
“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.”
