Bristol Brunel Landmarks Guided Walking Tour

Join our guided tour, telling the story of Brunel and how his designs have shaped our wonderful city of Bristol. By joining one of our small group tours, you will be in the safe hands of our highly trained tour guide. Who will tell the story of Bristol and Brunel, we have a number of locations you will be able to have your photos taken in front of Brunel’s landmark locations.
Along the tour we will take you to locations, including the SS Great Britain, Clifton Seawalls with amazing views along the river Avon and Brunel’s Bridge, we have the chance to walk over the Clifton Bridge, have your photo taken with Brunel’s Statue followed by taking a look at the original passenger shed built for the Great Western Railway.

Our tour guides will are on hand to answer any questions you have, and give more information about any points of interest for you. Subject to time and access restrictions, our driver and guide’s maybe able to add additional points of interest onto the tour as requested.

Meeting Point

Cascade Steps

Anchor Rd, Bristol BS1 4XJ, UK

We will meet our guests in front of the Cascade Steps, Bristol Harbour Side. You see will one of our guides waiting, wearing one of our company tops.

What to expect:

Duration: between 1 hour, 30 minutes and 2 hours

Brunel's SS Great Britain

Gas Ferry Road, Great Western Dockyard, Bristol, BS1 6TY

We stop on the Hotwells side of the harbor providing you with one of the best locations to take photos of Brunel’s ship.

8 minutes

Clifton Suspension Bridge

Suspension Bridge Road, Leigh Woods, Bristol, BS8 4AP

We stop within minutes of the Bridge, providing you with an option to walk over the Bridge with our tour guide.

10 minutes

Bristol Temple Meads Station

Bristol, BS1 6QF

We will be passing by Temple Meads Stations, as well as the original passenger shed.

Pass by without stopping

Queen Square

Off Prince Street, Bristol, BS1 4NH

We will look at Queen Square, one of the locations where Sarah Guppy and her family lived. As well as the site of the Bristol Riots.

Pass by without stopping