Top Bristol Tours by Duration

Experience Oxford and the Cotswolds with a guide to show you around these historic English sights on a driving tour. Walk the cobbled streets and soak up the historic architecture of Oxford before riding out to see the picturesque villages of the Cotswolds. Travel to and from Bristol in a comfortable Mercedes mini-coach with a driver to navigate for you.

Journey from Bristol into the heart of Wales on this unforgettable small-group day tour, designed to showcase the country’s most iconic sights in one seamless experience. Discover Caerphilly Castle, the largest fortress in Wales, where dramatic towers, vast moats, and medieval engineering bring history vividly to life. Step into Welsh heritage at the St Fagans National Museum of History, an award-winning open-air museum that tells the story of Wales through centuries of daily life. Take in the breathtaking scenery of Brecon Beacons National Park, with its rolling mountains and sweeping views, before enjoying free time in the charming market town of Brecon. With a knowledgeable local guide, insider stories, and small group sizes for a more personal and relaxed experience, this tour is perfect for travellers who want authentic culture, stunning landscapes, and rich history - all in one day.

In 2006, Bristol woke up to find a cheeky mural on a wall — and 97% of residents voted to keep it. That mural by Banksy changed how an entire city thinks about street art. This self-guided audio walking tour takes you there, and through 1,000 years of Bristol's best stories — from the pub where Blackbeard planned his raids and Defoe found Robinson Crusoe, to a medieval clock with two minute hands and where the phrase "pay on the nail" was born. Available in 9 languages with offline access, you start whenever you like, pause for a pint at a 17th-century inn, and pick up right where you left off. No group to follow, no fixed schedule — just your phone, headphones, and 14 stops across Bristol, a city reckoning honestly with its slave-trading past. Over 20,000 travellers have used our self-guided tours, and every booking comes with a full refund guarantee. If you want to explore Bristol at your own pace with stories you won't find on a signpost, this Bristol audio tour was made for you.

We are the only tour company with access to Bristol's secret underground Air Raid Shelters! Discover Bristol's subterranean Raid Shelter, explore the historic Old Town and experience the nation's No.1 covered market. Join us for an experience you'll never forget. Our local guides will take you on a unique tour from the height of Bristol's trading past through the swinging 60's to the city's vibrant present. Enjoy privileged access to subterranean passageways, WW11 air raid shelters and rooms which once rocked to the best bands in the world. Once you've been fascinated and amazed, you'll be spoilt for choice with places to eat, drink and pick up the best local gifts to take back as a lasting reminder of your stay in Bristol.

Taste your way around Bristol on this small-group food and drink tour, showcasing the city's vibrant culinary scene. With dinner and alcoholic drinks included, follow your guide to up to seven handpicked tasting stops, sampling everything from gourmet burgers to expertly crafted cocktails. Along the way, discover top independent eateries and gain insider insight into the people and stories behind them. It's the perfect way to explore hidden gems you might otherwise miss.

From Blackbeard, the notorious pirate, through to Banksy, the globe’s #1 street artist, via Edward Colston, the slave trader whose statue fell during the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests, the city of Bristol has put itself on the map. Find out exactly how on this fascinating guided tour that mingles centuries of city history with vibrant street art—and leave with tips to make the most of your stay.

See filming sights from the British television show *Only Fools and Horses* on this tour of Bristol. Exterior locations include the Batman and Robin scene, Nelson Mandela house, the wine bar, Sids Cafe, and more. As you go, listen to behind-the-scenes stories and background info about the show from a guide.

From IPAs to wheat beers, Bristol’s craft beer scene is booming, with at least 15 breweries. Get a taste of this dynamic scene with insights from a brewer or in-house expert at each venue—plus a guide to lead you between them—on this afternoon tour. Sample a whopping 10 beers in manageable 0.33-pint (188-milliliter) servings as you hop between a changing selection of venues you won't find in the guidebooks.

This private historic walking tour reveals the architectural heritage and cultural legacy of Bristol. Explore ancient streets shaped by centuries of maritime influence and urban transformation. Discover how Bristol became one of Britain’s most important historic cities long before the United States existed. Walk through the Old Town surrounded by medieval landmarks and classical architecture. Admire the legendary Suspension Bridge that symbolizes Victorian engineering and architectural innovation. Your experienced guide will share fascinating tales of engineering achievement, maritime history, and cultural development. Feel the atmosphere of a historic city where architectural brilliance and heritage create an inspiring journey through England’s past. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

From Minack Theatre to Durdle Door, Stonehenge to St Ives, you won't believe the beauty of Cornwall and Devon. The beauty in this part of Great Britain truly is something to marvel at. From the peaceful seaside town of St Ives to the intriuging mystery that is Stonehenge, you're going to love this this part of the world steeped in myths and legends.  You get a bit of everything on this tour. Small, beautiful towns. Stunning coastlines. Dramatic castles. Fascinating history. Unfathomable structures - both natural and man (and woman) made.  What are you waiting for? Join us on this four day tour and see what you've been missing.

This private day trip is a great way to experience some of the must-see attractions near Bristol. Visit Wells, England's smallest city, and see its magnificent cathedral, buy lunch at a traditional pub and sample Cheddar cheese at its origin. Beyond cuisine and culture, your private adventure includes a scenic jaunt through England's largest and most scenic gorge. • Visit England's smallest city, Wells, and see the world's 2nd oldest working clock • See Europe's oldest residential street • Try authentic Cheddar cheese at a cheese factory in the area where Cheddar cheese was originally invented • Enjoy the spectacular scenery of England's largest gorge • Travel comfortably by private transportation with a local guide

Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its exceptional architectural and urban design which includes the Roman Baths, the Royal Crescent and the Abbey. We're offering you an afternoon private walking tour of the city. Your guide is born and raised in Bath and give you the insider's perspective!

Discover the history of medieval towns, gaze upon beautiful landscapes, and marvel at longstanding structures as you explore the beauty of South Wales. Visit St Davids, Britain’s smallest city, and stay overnight in Tenby. After a night in this beautiful medieval harbour town, you might never want to leave. Marvel at two National Parks - the Brecon Beacons as each area of this national park is unique in its own way, and Pembrokeshire Coast National Park - Backed by hills, estuaries, valleys, and woodlands; a stunning coastline isn't all on offer in this beautiful region, so you’re sure to love this scenic drive. On this trip, we let you discover the wonders of South Wales.

Bristol has an abundance of interesting buildings and landmarks—but it can take hours of research to plan a sightseeing itinerary. Save time and let someone else do the hard work instead on this guided walking tour. Get insider tips on where to see hidden artwork by Banksy and stroll past popular sights such as the Bristol Cathedral, the Bristol Old Vic, Queen Square, and Bristol City Docks.