Bristol, Great Britain
The Heart of Bristol: From the Cathedral to the vibrant waterfront
Discover the maritime soul of Bristol, from medieval walls to the engineering marvels of the port.
Discover the maritime soul of Bristol, from medieval walls to the engineering marvels of the port.
Discover the maritime soul of Bristol, from medieval walls to the engineering marvels of the port.
Explore each location at your own pace
An impressive medieval cathedral, originally an Augustinian abbey, known for its unique architectural features.
One of the largest Georgian squares in England, once the center of life for wealthy merchants, now a popular resting place.
Historic, cobbled street famous for its historic pubs, the Bristol Old Vic theatre, and a perfectly preserved atmosphere.
An international center of contemporary art housed in an impressive, transformed 19th-century warehouse on the waterfront.
The characteristic pedestrian footbridge with sculptural 'horns' and counterweights, named in honor of Pero Jones, an enslaved African man.
A groundbreaking, the world's first iron-hulled, screw-propelled transatlantic liner designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel.
The modern museum of Bristol's history, located in a former transit warehouse from the 1950s, focusing on the people and stories of the city.
Professional narration in multiple languages with fascinating stories about each place.
Navigate easily with an interactive map showing all tour locations and your current position.
Read detailed descriptions and view historical photos of each location.
Discover fascinating stories, legends, and historical anecdotes about each place.
Learn about architectural styles, buildings, and monuments along the route.
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Listen to fascinating stories while exploring