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This guided tour will take you through Bristol to immerse you in a thousand years of the city's history. As you walk through the streets, you’ll see the vibrant street art that contributes to the unique atmosphere of Bristol, including works by Banksy. Your guide will also give you tips for making the most of your stay.

In Bristol, you'll join a guided tour that includes access to the city's secret underground air raid shelters — the tour operator is the only company with permission to enter these spaces. Your local guide will lead you through subterranean passageways and WWII air raid shelters and into rooms that once hosted some of the best bands in the world. Along the way you'll be taken from the height of Bristol’s trading past, through the swinging 60s, to the city’s vibrant present. You will also explore the historic Old Town and the nation’s No.1 covered market, seeing places where you can eat, drink and pick up local gifts. After the guided sections, you’ll be spoilt for choice with cafés, bars and stalls to explore at your own pace as a lasting reminder of your time in Bristol.

With this ticket, you’ll get the chance to explore Aerospace Bristol – a museum that celebrates the world-class achievements of the aerospace industry in Bristol. You’ll be able to explore over 100 years of aviation, diving into aeroplanes, helicopters and space technology as you go. Bristol is the true home of Concorde and with your ticket, you’ll get to step aboard a real Concorde Alpha Foxtrot. You’ll get to explore the cockpit, was through the passenger cabin and experience first-hand how Concorde passengers would travel in style.

Spend a day surrounded by mystery and timeless landscapes as you visit Stonehenge and a second set of standing stones. These enormous monuments have long fired the imagination: some people imagine Merlin’s magic, others speculate about aliens, and some point to Roman involvement. Standing stones continue to inspire questions and stories, and you’ll experience that sense of wonder as you view both sites. The trip also takes you into the Cotswolds, an area known for its quintessential English charm. As you move through the region, you’ll pass through classic villages and scenes that have featured in film locations, and you’ll encounter the history that shaped this beautiful part of the country. Along the way, expect a blend of dramatic prehistoric monuments and the gentle, picturesque countryside of the Cotswolds, offering plenty of opportunities to appreciate both natural beauty and historical intrigue.

On this experience, you’ll be able to immerse yourself in Bristol’s culture, history and events from a new perspective. You’ll discover the magenta exterior of the attraction’s building reflecting the city’s vibrant spirit, while inside, you’ll find a blend of modern design with local cultural touches. As you step inside this upside down world, you’ll see familiar domestic scenes completely inverted. Here, you can have playful photo opportunities.

In Gloucester you'll follow a ghost walk that begins at The Folk, moves along Westgate Street and finishes at Greyfriars Priory on Northgate Street. Along the way you will visit some of the city centre’s reputedly haunted spots, including Gloucester Cathedral and Pinchbelly Alley. As you move through these locations, you'll hear local history, ghost stories and accounts of paranormal happenings that tie the places together. Your guide is a paranormal investigator with psychic abilities and will share some of her own personal experiences, as well as stories from other customers. If it rains, depending on where you are in the tour, the guide will cover the few stops that can be done undercover, or arrangements will be made to rearrange the tour for another day.

Wake The Tiger’s out-of-this-world experience is a self-guided, walk-through labyrinth that begins in an abandoned paint factory, moves into the Dream Factory, and finally reaches the OUTERverse. You will explore more than 40 distinct spaces, each filled with interactive art to touch, investigate and experience at your own pace. The experience suits both the young and the young at heart, and along the way you may choose to dive into the story behind this unbelievably challenged alternate world. Roaming animators act as in-world guides during your visit. They are available to offer assistance, share their knowledge of the art and story, and chat with visitors to help you get the most from the experience. The overall event is presented as a soul-searching, limit-pushing voyage where adventure becomes a state of mind — some may say a dimension beyond imagination.

In 2006 Bristol woke up to a cheeky mural by Banksy — 97% of residents voted to keep it — and that artwork helped change how the city thinks about street art. On this self‑guided audio walking tour you’ll visit that famous mural and explore 14 stops across Bristol that trace a thousand years of local stories. Along the way you’ll hear about the pub where Blackbeard is said to have planned his raids and where Daniel Defoe found inspiration for Robinson Crusoe, a medieval clock with two minute hands, and the place where the phrase pay on the nail was born. The route also touches on Bristol’s honest reckoning with its slave‑trading past. You’ll use your phone and headphones to move at your own pace — there’s no group to follow and no fixed schedule. The tour is available in nine languages and offers offline access, so you can start whenever you like, pause for a pint at a 17th‑century inn, and pick up exactly where you left off. Over 20,000 travellers have used these self‑guided tours, and every booking comes with a full refund guarantee.

At Bristol Dockyards, these tickets give you all-day access to the iconic steamship SS Great Britain, the dockyard where she was built and two museums. The ship sits on the glass “sea” at Bristol’s historic waterfront and dominates the view. Dressed with flags and presented as she looked at her 1843 launch, SS Great Britain will be ready to welcome you on board with a friendly team in attendance. Designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and painstakingly restored, the ship recreates Victorian life at sea on what is considered the world’s first great luxury liner. As you move through the restored cabins and decks, you can climb aboard and explore life-like scenes that make the past come alive. Along the way, the two museums and the original dry dock offer further context about the ship’s construction, her story and the maritime history of the site, giving you plenty to explore during your visit.

This road trip is presented as a structured but flexible journey centred on a clear north–south spine with optional loops you can add depending on time and interest. You can build your own itinerary, from a one-day highlights drive to a longer, multi-day excursion, choosing how many of the optional detours to include. As you move through the region, the loops may introduce different kinds of places: classic villages and gardens, riverside towns, grand estates such as Blenheim Palace, and quieter landscapes. Routes are kept short and clearly defined, so the planning is straightforward while you retain full freedom to stop, explore and linger. Along the way you’ll be able to turn simple drive times into a richer, more personal experience, exploring at your own pace and choosing the sights that matter most to you.

This is the only dedicated ghost tour currently available in Bristol. You will be led by guides who stay in character and wear appropriate period costumes, which adds atmosphere as you move through the city. Like the provider’s other ghost tour, this experience blends fun and theatrics with haunted tales. Along the way you will hear stories about local hauntings and be invited to join in crowd participation elements that bring the scenes to life. The emphasis is on performance as much as on storytelling, so you can expect a theatrical evening of spooky anecdotes and audience involvement.

You will visit Oxford and the Cotswolds, where academic tradition meets timeless English charm. In Oxford you will wander among ivy-clad walls and hallowed halls, taking in the sense of history that lingers in the city’s streets and architecture. Along the way you'll learn about the atmosphere that has shaped generations of scholars and see how the university setting blends with the town’s character. As you move on into the Cotswolds, picture-perfect landscapes unfold. You will pass through rolling hills and quaint villages, where cobblestone streets and thatched cottages create a storybook scene. The area’s cultural richness will be clear in its buildings and lanes, offering plenty of opportunities to soak up the peaceful rural atmosphere and admire the classic English countryside.

On this self-guided tour, you'll explore Bristol, following a downloadable audio guide on your smartphone. The route will take you to the Old City, Bristol Cathedral and City Docks. Along the way, you'll listen to insightful historical commentary, and you can pause, resume and restart the tour as you wish. The other highlights of the tour include Banksy's street art and the oldest pub in the city.

You will ride a Bristol-built bicycle through the UK's most bike-friendly city on an easy-going, flat 3.5-mile route. The pace is relaxed and accessible to all cycling abilities, so whether you haven't ridden in years or you're an avid cyclist you'll find the route comfortable and enjoyable. Following quiet cobbled streets and car-free paths, you'll get close to many of Bristol's highlights. Along the way you'll see world-famous street art, including Banksy pieces, and pass scenic spots that open up to views of the Clifton Suspension Bridge. As you move through the city, the route brings together urban art, historic streets and riverside scenery, giving a clear sense of Bristol's character without any difficult cycling required.

Step into Smoke & Mirrors, a boutique magic theatre pub in Bristol rated Number 1 on TripAdvisor, for an evening of comedy and close‑up wonder. From the moment you arrive, an in‑house magician will perform close‑up tricks at the bar while the friendly team serves your drinks and food. The atmosphere is relaxed and social, with guests mingling at the bar before taking their seats. You will be welcomed into an intimate 1920s‑style theatre that seats just 40 people in a cosy cabaret layout. A theatre host will seat you at your table, then the curtain will rise on a hilarious, mind‑blowing performance from one of the Resident Comedy Magicians. The show combines clever magic and comedy in a small, engaging setting, so every reaction feels close and personal. The experience is designed to entertain from arrival to the final laugh, making it well suited to date nights, small groups, or anyone who enjoys comedy and magic in a unique, intimate venue.