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Fantastic! So much fun and some really gruesome stories!” — Livvy Haydock, BBC GANGSTER PODCAST

Public tours return spring 2024

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another fabulous tour” — Kathryn Davis, MD Visit West

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“excellent research… charismatic delivery… comedy… with a little vicarious thrill of terror” — Bristol 24/7

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Meet St George’s Saints, Sinners and the many ordinary folk in between whose lives were every bit as extraordinary.

DON’T MISS. EVERYTHING THEY DO IS TERRIFIC” — Bristol Ideas

What’s a pirate’s favourite cheese? — Cheddaaaaaaaar!

Thrilling story-telling, enjoyed by all ages” — audience member

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Bigamy, illegitimate children and suicides galore… Tragedy and triumph, romance and despair” — Bath Newseum

It’s the city’s best kept secret: most of FRANKENSTEIN —the book that invented science fiction—was written in Bath.

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See the Bristol of 1486 through the eyes of Dame Edith Comfrey, Redcliffe servant, maker of spells, flirter with alchemy, and seasoned gossip.

Public tours return spring 2024

Fab Bristol 1480 pic by Glenn Johnson

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Discover the extraordinary people behind the elegant facades. Clifton will never look the same again…

as good as the best London walks” — audience member

Forty years ago this year the biggest heist in British history happened – and Bedminster was up to its neck in it.

This is part one some of the extraordinary local history featured in our BLOOD AND BUTCHERY IN BEDMINSTER theatre walk.

‘THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY’ — the Brink’s-Mat robbery — was forty years ago this year.

This is part two some of the extraordinary local history featured in our BLOOD AND BUTCHERY IN BEDMINSTER theatre walk.

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Starting at St John’s church our new walk explores some fascinating stories and people including three ghosts – and the King Who Never Was.

YOU’RE IN FOR A TREAT” — Kathryn Davis, Director of Tourism, Visit West