Brunel's Bristol: En selv-guidet tur fra SS Storbritannien til Clifton Bridge
Beskrivelse
Leder du efter en måde at se Bristol på uden at deltage i en turgruppe? Udforsk i dit eget tempo på denne overkommelige lydvandring. • Find ud af, hvordan døden bragte den legendariske ingeniør Isambard Kingdom Brunel til Bristol, hvor han byggede det første transatlantiske dampskib, og hvad der var verdens længste bro • Hør fra producer Ste Russel, en erfaren rejseleder • Gør det hele på en time eller bliv hængende ved stop undervejs med fuld kontrol over, hvornår du starter og slutter • Få ubegrænset brug før og efter din reservationsdato • Brug den virtuelle tur mulighed derhjemme Når du har reserveret, modtager du en billet med instruktioner og en unik kode under "Før du går". Installer derefter VoiceMap-appen og indtast din kode. Appen viser anvisninger til startpunktet, og når du er på det rigtige sted, skal du bare stikke dine hovedtelefoner ind og trykke på start. VoiceMap har automatisk GPS-afspilning med sving-for-sving-anvisninger. Det fungerer også offline. Bemærk venligst, at dette er en kuperet rute.
Turmuligheder
Rejseplan
Turen starter ved amfiteatret.
Turen går langs Hannover Quay.
Turen går forbi Spitfire Barbecue.
Turen går forbi Harbour Inlet.
Turen går forbi Spoke og Stringer.
Turen går langs Capricorn Place.
Turen stopper kort ved statuen.
Turen går forbi landingen.
Turen går forbi Pump House.
Turen passerer over Cumberland Basin.
Turen går forbi Plimsoll Swing Bridge.
Turen passerer forbi Brunels svingbro.
Turen går langs Zig Zag.
Turen går forbi Old Clifton Rocks Railway.
Turen slutter med udsigt over Clifton Suspension Bridge.
Turen slutter ved Lookout Lectern.
Højdepunkter
Hvad er inkluderet
Rejsendes vurderinger
Vigtig information
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Spædbørn skal sidde på skødet af en voksen
- Rejsende skal mindst være i moderat fysisk form
Anmeldelser(13)
Got lost too many times 🤣🤣🤣 first and last time I'll be doing a self guided tour! It was just too much trying to take pictures and listening for directions at the same time! Not worth the faff! Do a guided tour instead .
A really good walking tour experience that automatically tailors to your speed by GPS. Very informative and took us along the riverside and up the hillside to the bridge - which are areas we hadn't previously walked. Highly recommended 👌
I think there should be a more understandable description of the tour eg. Not suitable for disabled , strenuous sections ( which climb up to the bridge certainly is) Why not having a simple rating system as many walking groups use such as. 1 🥾 2 🥾etc. Nevertheless some interesting commentary esp. about Brunel.
Loved the idea and the tour itself. Very informative and the best thing is that you can do it at your own pace. Decided to stop and have lunch on the way then proceed with the tour. Small glitch along the path due to construction closure but figured out a workaround to continue. Highly recommended! Be prepared for a steep hike towards the end of the tour :)
This was a great view of Bristol as a port city with interesting and humorous facts about the architecture of the bridge and the engineer himself.
Unfortunately the starting point of my tour and some of the route were obstructed by building works and the programme had difficulty understanding this. The tour was interesting and the commentary was clear. I did not like the fact that I could not cancel the tour without forfeiting the fee: I had a nasty fall 48 hours beforehand and very nearly did not make it.
Interesting details. Liked the GPS as told me if I went wrong. In-depth knowledge. Clear instructions Enjoyable
Great tour very informative and easy to follow. Good value. As said in other reviews, it is a steep climb at the end but worth it.
The docks, The Bridge & dinner at the white lion with amazing views of the bridge , so much to do, needed more time
This audio tour is packed with a lot of interesting information. It was great value for the amount charged. To avoid climbing the steep hill, I chose to take a bus to the top and start at Clifton Observatory. So I was going in the opposite direction. I wish the audio clip for each location could be more "standalone", i.e., not so dependant on the direction of travel. Note that descending the steep hill might not be such a good idea after all. Maybe I should have gone in the direction of this audio tour....
