Bristol Dockyards
Visit the historic Bristol Dockyards & SS Great Britain
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£17—Visit the historic Bristol Dockyards & SS Great Britain
Bristol Dockyards is home to SS Great Britain, the world's first modern ocean liner. Designed by legendary marine engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the ship was the blueprint for all ocean liners. Travelzoo members can step aboard the ship itself, visit the new museum, and see the dry dock for 22% less than usual. Also on site is a Brunel museum, where you could learn more about one of the greatest engineers of all time. Visit for £17 with this offer, and get free returns for a whole year.
What's Included
Entry for one adult (age 17 and over) to Bristol Dockyards, which includes the SS Great Britain Experience, Being Brunel Museum, and the Historic Dockyards
Valid Tuesday–Sunday. Your first visit must be between 3 September, 2026–28 March, 2027
Opening times:
10am–5pm February–November. Being Brunel Museum is open 11am–4pm
10am–4pm November–February. Being Brunel Museum is open 11am–3pm
The Dockyards are also open on Mondays during bank holidays and Bristol school holidays
Upon arrival, your day voucher which will be exchanged for an annual ticket which will be valid for unlimited returns for 12 months from the day of your first visit
More Reasons to Go
SS Great Britain launched in 1843, and was the largest ship in the world. Brunel combined an iron hull with a screw propeller, making the ship the first of its kind. It was first iron steamer to cross the Atlantic Ocean.
The ship currently sits on a "glass sea". Walk into the dry dock and see the ship's iron hull from below. You can also get up close to the giant propeller and the original iron plates.
As well as being a working dockyard, Bristol Dockyards also holds SS Great Britain's towering mainmast and foremast.
Learn more about the impressive feats of Brunel at the Being Brunel Museum. Head back to the mid-19th century, and see how he was responsible for some of the world's most revolutionary engineering feats, from bridges, tunnels, ships, and railways,.
See 75,000 original drawings, letters and items from maritime history at the Brunel Institute*.
Voucher Cancellation & Refund Policy: Once purchased, vouchers are non-refundable.
The regular value stated above is based on the maximum combined cost of the items included in this experience at the time of publication (31 July, 2026). Subject to availability. Vouchers are limited and may therefore sell out at any time. Any additional items ordered will be charged at their full value. Children under four go free. Essential companions can visit the for free. Child tickets (age 4–17) can be purchased direct or on the door. Not available on 24–26 December, 2026. Please check the website before your visit in case of any unexpected closures. Full FAQs can be found here.
Must be used in one visit. Additional vouchers may also be purchased as gifts. Cannot be combined with any other offer. No cash value or cash back. The photos displayed are for illustration purposes only and may not be an exact representation of the package. If you experience any difficulties booking, please contact our Customer Service team for assistance at service_uk@travelzoo.com. *The Brunel Institute is open by appointment only. Visit their website for more information.
No substitutions. Seasonal items subject to change.
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