Bristol Tours, Tickets & Things to Do
Wondering what to do in Bristol? The city rewards walking more than ticking off museums. Guided walking tours of the Old City and harbour cost £12–£22 and are the best-reviewed way in; Banksy and street-art walks run £14–£25 and take you from Park Street's ‘Well Hung Lover’ up to Stokes Croft; self-guided audio trails start at just £4.37. The two Brunel landmarks are the paid highlights — the SS Great Britain in her original dry dock (about £22) and the Clifton Suspension Bridge, free to walk across. Then there is the drinking: craft-beer crawls, cider tastings and private pub-hopping tours with a local, £37–£104. Ghost walks run £17–£22 after dark. And because Bristol sits at the gate of the West Country, day trips do a lot of work here — Bath is 15 minutes by train, Cheddar Gorge and Wells 40 minutes, Stonehenge and the Cotswolds an easy full day at £56–£86. Two days is the sweet spot. Compare every Bristol tour and ticket below by rating and price.
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What are the top things to do in Bristol?
By traveller reviews: the Old City and harbour walking tour, the Banksy and street-art trail, the SS Great Britain in her dry dock, walking the Clifton Suspension Bridge, St Nicholas Market for lunch, a craft-beer or cider tour of the Old City, a ghost walk after dark, and a day trip to Bath or Cheddar Gorge. Compare all of them below.
How many tours and activities are there in Bristol?
Around 110 tours, tickets and experiences are bookable in Bristol, from £4 self-guided audio trails to multi-day trips into Wales and Cornwall. On Excurgo you can compare the best-rated options in one place.
How much does a Bristol tour cost?
Self-guided audio walks start from £4.37, guided walking tours cost £12–£22, street-art tours £14–£25, the SS Great Britain about £22, ghost walks £17–£22, food and drink tours £37–£75, private pub tours around £104, and full-day trips to Bath, Stonehenge or Wales £56–£86.
Is Bristol worth visiting?
Yes — it is the West Country's capital in everything but name: Brunel's bridge and steamship, the street art that made Banksy, a harbour full of bars and galleries, and Bath, Cheddar Gorge and the Cotswolds all within an hour. Two days covers the city; a third buys a day trip.
Do Bristol tours offer free cancellation?
Most walking tours, food tours and day trips can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before the start. Self-guided app trails and timed attraction tickets vary — check the policy shown on each listing before booking.