UNITED KINGDOM · BRISTOL, GLASTONBURY & THE WEST COUNTRY
25 reviewed
This site carries 25 bristol, glastonbury & the west country tours; these 15 are the ones to book. Prices, running times and the small print that matters are all below, so you can choose in five minutes and get on with the rest of the trip.
Walk Bristol street art and 1,000 years of history with a guide. See Banksy spots, 2 hours, from $18.
“Absolutely fantastic. I learnt things I never knew I wanted to know about Bristol. Thank you Luke for a fun and inspirational morning.”
Two-hour Bristol walk from Blackbeard to Banksy, mixing medieval landmarks with famous street art and harbor history for about $17.
“Our guide was so well informed and very personable, as well as entertaining. The tour was very well planned.”
Bristol day trip to Stonehenge, Avebury, Lacock and Castle Combe, with a lively guide, free time at each stop, and Cotswolds scenery.
“Great trip, brilliant guide. A really great day. Seat belts on the van were designed for children. A tad uncomfortable.”
Walk England oldest prison at Shepton Mallet. Sound boxes, a visitor guide, photo stops, and sobering stories in 1 to 5 hours.
“I would definitely recommend the guided tour, although I found it very informative I felt it was a little rushed and overpriced, (personal opinion is all) there were 13 of us in our tour. The staff are very friendly and all have wonderful knowledge of the prisons history. I enjoyed that you can walk around by yourselves after the tour had finished, as your tickets are for the whole day. They have a small souvenir area, although mostly related to the Hauntings. There is a small area where you can have lunch and a little kiosk where you can purchase drinks. Overall I would rate this as an excellent venue…”
Go underground in Bristol on a WWII air raid shelter tour from the Corn Exchange, then stroll St Nicholas Market for street food.
“Great tour, more info than expected and guide was obviously very knowledgeable and passionate about the subject of the tour. Seems as though there is further scope for the subject and to save the underground shelter and improve the building above, so hopefully the council will helpfully input to preserve the project!”
Two hours of guided, competitive games at a Bristol farm with inflatables and catapults, flexible Saturday times, and top-notch host energy.
“Great day out. Great day to celebrate Sara’s Hen party. We were booked for the Cardiff branch but due to circumstances out of their control we had to move but were given snacks. Thank you to luka for taking such great care of us.”
Comedy and close-up magic in Bristol at Smoke & Mirrors. 1920s-style theatre, two magicians, laughs, and drinks available for $35.69.
“Whole experience was great, perfect anniversary treat for my husband. Enjoyed the comedy with the magic.”
Zoom ghost walk from Bristol, with live Q&A, Penny Dreadfuls quiz, and creepy London and Bristol stops.
“Excellent experience and loads of fun. John our guide had many stories to tell and he was very entertaining. Highly recommended!”
Ride Bristol by bus on an Only Fools and Horses tour with film locations, costume reenactments, and a high-energy guide.
“Great trip! Highly recommend! Take in the sights of Bristol together with a bit of Hooky Street. Guide very informative and easy to listen to”
Full-day Bristol tour to Oxford and the Cotswolds by comfortable van, with university skyline views, Burford strolls, and Bibury Arlington Row.
“It was an incredible day! It was a comfortable bus. I can't find words for the villages.”
Join Bristol Ghost Tours for a 2-hour, family-friendly ghost walk with a costumed guide, visiting up to 17 haunted spots.
“our guide Jimmy was so good. Very knowledgeable and also funny. Really good walk..was even better once it got darker. learnt lots of facts.”
Escape a real prison cell at Shepton Mallet, then explore the historic site. 60 minutes, small groups, mobile tickets, great value.
“Great fun. The dark and handcuffs added an additional element of complexity! Tia was an excellent guard. All in all a lot of fun and a legit location for an escape room”
A small-group walking tour of Bristol’s Old City and harbor with clear audio, major landmarks, and street-art stops in about 2.25 hours.
“Mike is very knowledgeable and an excellent communicator. He packs a lot in to just a couple of hours! The tour was interesting and enlightening.”
Wake The Tiger in Bristol: self-guided art park in an old paint factory with 40+ spaces, Meridia portals, and cafe breaks.
“There are no good ways to describe Wake The Tiger without giving away too much. It was very well done, there are a series of interlocking spaces with what I can only describe as art installations, but they are more than that. Lots of whimsey, surprises, interactive elements. I went with my husband and teen son and we all enjoyed exploring the space. There were a LOT of small children - who were all enjoying it too. I think, as adults, going at an adult-only time would have enhanced the experience, but it was still fun.”
A self-guided Bristol walk with GPS-triggered audio, top landmarks, markets, docks, and two Banksy street artworks for just $6.
“It was good, although we got a bit turned around in the park as the directions weren’t very clear, it kept jumping back to the instruction we already heard. I saw some interesting parts of Bristol which is why I purchased this tour, so it was worth it.”
