WHAT YOU'LL EXPERIENCE
- St. Nick's Market – Bristol's bustling historic marketplace
- Cutting-edge culinary hotspots at the heart of Bristol's renowned food scene
- Car-free harbourside cycling paths with breathtaking waterfront views
- Historic shipbuilding yards steeped in maritime heritage
- Cliftonwood's rainbow-coloured houses – a picture-perfect backdrop
- Brunel's SS Great Britain – the revolutionary ship that transformed global travel
- Authentic Banksy murals – see the master's work up close
- Unparalleled views of the Clifton Suspension Bridge – Bristol's most famous landmark
Reviews & Accolades
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- ★ 5.0 Booking.com — 23 reviews
- ★ 4.8 Get Your Guide — 68 reviews
312 total verified reviews
★★★★★ 4.9 average rating
Discover Bristol's hidden gems and iconic landmarks on this unique cycling adventure that takes you far beyond the typical tourist trail. Riding our locally-crafted Temple bikes, you'll glide through quiet cobblestone streets in the historic old city, uncovering vibrant street art, stunning photo opportunities, and secret pathways along Bristol's ancient city walls.
Pass through St Nicholas Market and discover cutting-edge culinary hotspots at the heart of Bristol's renowned food scene. Pedalling along car-free harbourside cycling paths, you'll experience breathtaking waterfront views as you explore historic shipbuilding yards steeped in maritime heritage and admire Cliftonwood's rainbow-coloured houses – a picture-perfect backdrop for any photo.
The tour brings you up close with Brunel's SS Great Britain, the revolutionary ship that transformed global travel, and authentic Banksy murals where you can see the master's work in its original setting. Your journey culminates with unparalleled views of the Clifton Suspension Bridge, Bristol's most famous landmark, while your knowledgeable guide shares insider recommendations for the best shows, exhibitions, restaurants, and pubs to enhance your Bristol experience.
Start your cycling adventure at Bristol's bustling commercial heart. Get fitted with your locally-crafted Temple bike and receive your safety briefing.
Visit the site of historical significance where Bristol's complex past meets its progressive future. Learn about the city's ongoing conversations about history and identity.
Cycle through Bristol's famous street art gallery. From massive murals to hidden gems, see why this street is considered one of the UK's best outdoor art galleries.
Explore Bristol's bustling historic marketplace and discover cutting-edge culinary hotspots at the heart of the city's renowned food scene.
Visit the historic Temple Church and see the stunning sculptures by Alex Chinock that blend seamlessly with Bristol's urban landscape.
Cycle through Castle Park and cross Bristol Bridge, taking in views of the historic city and the beginning of Bristol's famous harbourside.
Pass the famous Llandoger Trow pub and cycle down historic King Street, steeped in maritime history and Georgian architecture.
Cycle around Queen Square, one of Bristol's finest Georgian squares, learning about its history from grand social gatherings to historic riots.
Visit M Shed Museum and see the replica of John Cabot's ship Matthew, exploring Bristol's role in global exploration and trade.
Cycle past the home of Wallace and Gromit! See the offices where Bristol's world-famous animation studio creates beloved characters.
See Banksy's haunting tribute to Vermeer, perfectly positioned on a bridge support overlooking the harbour.
Explore historic shipbuilding yards steeped in maritime heritage, where traditional boat building continues today.
Experience unparalleled views of Bristol's most famous landmark - Brunel's magnificent Clifton Suspension Bridge spanning the Avon Gorge.
Get up close with Brunel's SS Great Britain, the revolutionary ship that transformed global travel and maritime engineering.
End your tour with two of Banksy's most famous pieces - the cheeky "Well Hung Lover" and the thought-provoking "Don't Need Planning Permission."
Cycle the City shipping container, 1 Canons Road.
11:00 and 14:00 - Wednesday to Sunday.
Appropriate clothing, good shoes and something to drink. We supply the bike and helmet.
Roads can be slippery when wet, we'll be in touch if we feel it is dangerous.
Let us know and we'll rebook or refund your tickets.
Yes definitely!
The tour is on bikes so a good degree of fitness is required.
Essential Information
(6.4km)
(By Arrangement)
Meeting Point
1 Canons Road, Bristol