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Bristol Tours, Tickets & Things to Do

The best things to do in Bristol, ranked by real traveller reviews: cross Brunel's Clifton Suspension Bridge above the Avon Gorge, board the SS Great Britain in the dry dock where she was built, hunt Banksy originals through Stokes Croft and the harbourside, eat your way round St Nicholas Market, drink West Country cider in the Old City — and day-trip to Bath, Cheddar Gorge and Stonehenge. Compare guided walks, harbour tours and day trips side by side, most with free cancellation.

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1 day

Bristol in 1 day

1Old City walking tour
2St Nicholas Market lunch
3SS Great Britain
4Clifton at sunset

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2 days

Bristol in 2 days

1Day 1: Old City & harbour
2Day 2: street art & Clifton
3Craft beer evening
4Optional Bath

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With kids

Bristol with kids

1Aboard the SS Great Britain
2Treasure hunt in the Old City
3Harbour ferry ride
4Banksy spotting

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Day trips

Day trips from Bristol

1Bath in 15 minutes
2Cheddar Gorge & Wells
3Stonehenge
4Cotswold villages

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Spring (Apr–May)

Clifton in blossom, harbour terraces opening up.

Summer (Jun–Aug)

Harbour Festival in July, Balloon Fiesta in August.

Autumn (Sep–Oct)

Mild, quieter, and the pubs come into their own.

Winter (Nov–Mar)

Short days, cheap hotels, Christmas market on Broadmead.

For street art

Upfest in Bedminster repaints the walls each summer.

Best overall

May, June and September — long days, no festival crush.

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Hvad der er bedst, hvor travlt der er, og et bookingtip for hver årstid.

Spring (Apr–May)

Apr–May

Bedst til: Clifton and the harbour.
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Bookingtip: Pack a raincoat anyway.

Summer (Jun–Aug)

Jun–Aug

Bedst til: Festivals and balloons.
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Bookingtip: Book hotels months out.

Autumn (Sep–Oct)

Sep–Oct

Bedst til: Pubs and quiet streets.
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Bookingtip: The local favourite.

Winter (Nov–Mar)

Nov–Mar

Bedst til: Museums and markets.
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Bookingtip: Dark by four in December.

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What are the best tours in Bristol?

The highest-rated experiences are the Old City and harbour walking tour (£12–£22), the Banksy and street-art trail (£14–£25), the SS Great Britain in her dry dock (about £22), a craft-beer or Old City food tour (£37–£75), the King Street ghost walk (£17–£22), and a day trip to Bath or Cheddar Gorge (£30–£86).

How much do Bristol tours cost?

Self-guided audio trails start at £4.37, guided walking tours cost £12–£22, street-art tours £14–£25, ghost walks £17–£22, bike tours about £29.50, food and drink tours £37–£75, private pub tours around £104, and full-day trips to Bath, Stonehenge or Wales £56–£86.

How many days do you need in Bristol?

Two days covers the city properly — one for the Old City, harbour and SS Great Britain, one for the street art and Clifton. A third day buys Bath, or Cheddar Gorge and Wells.

When is the best time to visit Bristol?

May, June and September have the longest comfortable days without the festival crush. August brings the Balloon Fiesta and July the Harbour Festival — both are worth planning around, in either direction, because the city books out.

Is Bristol a walkable city?

The centre, Old City and harbourside are flat and walkable in ten or fifteen minutes end to end. Clifton is 25 minutes uphill, and Bedminster’s street art is across the river — both are short bus or bike rides.

Where can you see Banksy in Bristol?

Three originals remain on public display: ‘Well Hung Lover’ on Park Street, ‘The Girl with the Pierced Eardrum’ at Harbourside, and ‘Mild Mild West’ in Stokes Croft. Guided street-art tours reach all three and cover the works that no longer survive.

What are the best day trips from Bristol?

Bath is 15 minutes away by train; Cheddar Gorge and Wells 40 minutes south; Stonehenge an hour and a quarter southeast; the Cotswolds an hour northeast; and Cardiff 50 minutes over the Severn. Bath needs no tour; the rest are far easier with one.

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Bristol Tours, Tickets & Things to Do

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Walking tours

Street art & Banksy

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Food, beer & cider

Ghost & history walks

Bath day trips

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Clifton Suspension Bridge

SS Great Britain

Banksy trail

Floating Harbour

St Nicholas Market

Old City & the Nails

Craft beer & cider

Haunted King Street

Rejseruteidéer til Bristol

Bristol in 1 day

Bristol in 2 days

Bristol with kids

Day trips from Bristol

Endagsture fra Bristol

Bath

Cheddar Gorge

Wells & Glastonbury

Stonehenge

The Cotswolds

Somerset cider country

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Spring (Apr–May)

Summer (Jun–Aug)

Autumn (Sep–Oct)

Winter (Nov–Mar)

For street art

Best overall

One day

Two days

Three days

For Brunel

For street art

For families

From London

From the airport

Harbour ferry

On foot

Up to Clifton

By bike

SS Great Britain

Free landmarks

Market lunch

Best viewpoint

Currency

Sunday pubs

Balloon Fiesta

Harbour Festival

Street-art tours

Food & cider tours

Stonehenge days

Ghost walks

Self-guided trail

Guided walking tour

Street-art tour

SS Great Britain

Food & drink tour

Full-day trip

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What are the best tours in Bristol?

How much do Bristol tours cost?

How many days do you need in Bristol?

When is the best time to visit Bristol?

Is Bristol a walkable city?

Where can you see Banksy in Bristol?

What are the best day trips from Bristol?