Experience the Wonders of Brunel’s Engineering in Bristol: Exclusive 5-Day Tour, July 25-29, 2024
Join us for an unforgettable journey into the heart of Bristol’s engineering marvels with our exclusive “Brunel’s Bristol Tour” from July 25th to July 29th, 2024. Stay at the centrally-located Hampton by Hilton Hotel, perfect for both business and leisure guests. Our package includes convenient coach travel, a comfortable four-night stay with half-board at the hotel, and a series of captivating excursions designed to immerse you in the world of Brunel’s groundbreaking achievements.
This unique tour features:
- A visit to the iconic SS Great Britain, Brunel’s historic ship that revolutionized maritime engineering.
- An exploratory trip to the Blue Glass Factory and a delightful City Dock cruise complemented with a traditional cream tea experience.
- An informative four-hour guided tour by a Blue Badge professional, encompassing Bristol’s landmarks like the Clifton Suspension Bridge and its visitor center.
Discover the SS Great Britain, a pivotal piece in maritime history. Launched in 1843, this ship was a testament to innovation, being the first iron steamer with a screw propeller, powered by a then-unprecedented 1000 hp steam engine. Brunel’s vision not only transformed maritime travel but also marked a significant moment in engineering history.
The dramatic salvage and return of the SS Great Britain in 1970, covering an 8,000-mile journey across the Atlantic, captivated millions worldwide. Today, the SS Great Britain Trust continues to preserve this legacy, offering a rich educational experience that includes interactive exhibits and authentic recreations of the Victorian era.
This tour is priced at £449.00 per person (sharing a twin/double room), with a single room supplement of £104.00. The journey commences from Stevenage at 10.00 AM. Don’t miss this opportunity to walk through history and witness the ingenuity of Brunel’s work in Bristol.
Book now to secure your spot on this exclusive tour and delve into the wonders of Brunel’s engineering legacy.