Book now from £23.00
Up to 5% discount with promo code DAYSOUT
Book Cycle the City tickets for some of the best bike tours in Bristol!
Cycle the City's sightseeing tours are officially back in 2024!
With expert guides, bike hire and family-friendly routes, Cycle the City are the perfect outdoor activity and a unique way to see the sights of Bristol!
There's so many things to do and see with Cycle the City bike tours
Bristol's bike tour specialists are back, proudly showing people Bristol's best landmarks, street art and cycling routes with bicycle hire and guided tours since 2012 - explore the UK's most bike-friendly city by bicycle - an ideal activity for families, friends and groups!
- Take a tour off the beaten path and explore Bristol by bicycle
- Join a knowledgeable guide and learn more about the beautiful city of Bristol
- See the Best of Bristol and get an up-close look at Bristol's must-see landmarks
- Find multiple Banksy murals and see more world-class street art
- Follow the ancient walls of the old city and witness Bristol's most scenic spots
- Get an unrivalled view of the Clifton Suspension Bridge as you immerse yourself in nature
- Pass through the famous St. Nick's Market and discover the faces of Bristol's food scene
- Pedal alongside Bristol harbour and see historic boat-building yards
- Snap a photo of Bristol's picture-postcard views of Cliftonwood's colourful houses
- See the ship that changed the world and learn about the history of Brunel's SS Great Britain
Accompanied by a friendly expert guide all day, you're encouraged to ask your guide for recommendations on how to get the most out of the West Country.
Take a bike tour in Britain's most bike-friendly city
About your Adventure:
- Meeting Point: Please check Location info below.
- Duration: Two hours and 14 minutes
- Route: 3.5 miles
- Terrain: Flat, car-free and quiet roads
- Suitable for: All ages and abilities!
Suited for all-riders who are confident and comfortable on and off road cycling, Cycle the City is the perfect thing to do in Bristol City Centre!
Book Cycle the City tickets now for one of the best family experiences in Bristol!
Avon BS1
How to find us
Meeting/Collection Point: Behind the Watershed Cinema on Canon's Road
- Find the shipping container behind the Watershed Cinema
- It's blue, with a big Inkie mural painted on the side
Cycle in the City are 15 minutes away from Temple Meads, 2 minutes from the YHA and 1 mile away from the Bristol-to-Bath cycle path.
You'll need to bring a piece of photo ID to leave as a deposit when collecting your bike.
Cycle in the City also recommend bringing sensible clothing and footwear, as well as water.
Yes you can. Cycle in the City encourage guests to explore all nooks and crannies of Bristol's city, and enjoy seeing the bikes head out of the city.
Cycle in the City would like guests to remember that cycling is an outdoor activity, and we live in Britain.
Rain is unfortunately inevitable, but you can still make the most of your experience in Bristol.
Right now, Cycle in the City do not provide children's bicycles or accessories.
More things to do nearby
Wake The Tiger
Book Wake The Tiger tickets and be part of the UK's largest immersive art experience!
Blackbeard to Banksy the Ultimate Bristol Walking Tour
Blackbeard to Banksy the Ultimate Bristol Walking Tour
Discover all you need to know about Bristol’s fascinating past with the added bonus of finishing in a timeless smuggler’s tavern for a barrel of rum
The People's Tour of the Bristol Old Vic - Standard Tickets
Bristol Old Vic Tours
Learn all about the incredible performers, producers and players that have brought the Bristol Old Vic to life in The People's Tour
Up and Under Adventures - Avon Gorge Rock Climbing
Up and Under Adventures
Discover the thrill of rock climbing and abseiling in the beautiful settings of the Avon Gorge in Bristol
One Hour Hard Hat Tour - Clifton Suspension Bridge
Clifton Suspension Bridge - Bristol
Grab a hi-vis and a hard hat and explore the forgotten chambers of Leigh Woods and gain insight into the features of Bristol's most famous bridge