Where does the tour start and finish?

The tour departs and returns to the bus stop at Temple Meads on Temple Gate, near Bristol Temple Meads Railway Station.

Is the tour suitable for children?

Yes, the tour is family-friendly but involves some walking and outdoor stops, so young children should be supervised.

Are food or drinks provided on the tour?

No, refreshments are not included. It’s a good idea to bring a water bottle and snacks if desired.

How much walking is involved?

While much of the tour is by coach, there are several brief walking segments at filming locations.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

The coach is accessible, but walking stops may include uneven surfaces that could be challenging for some mobility aids.

Can I purchase tour merchandise or memorabilia during the trip?

Merchandise is not typically available on the tour; check with Brit Movie Tours beforehand for any special offerings.

Only Fools and Horses Tour with Brit Movie Tours in Bristol | City Tour | Horse

Bristol's industrial charm and winding streets form a vivid backdrop for Brit Movie Tours' Only Fools and Horses Tour, a 3.5-hour coach journey that uncovers the real locations behind one of Britain’s most beloved sitcoms. Known for its rich filmmaking history, Bristol doubled for Peckham—the fictional South London setting where Del Boy and Rodney’s misadventures unfolded. This tour delivers a fresh perspective on the city as fans trace iconic filming spots scattered across its neighborhoods.

Since its first broadcast in 1981, Only Fools and Horses has earned a legendary status in British comedy. Though set in London, much of the show was filmed in Bristol from the late 1980s onward, giving this city a starring role deserving of recognition. Brit Movie Tours taps into that heritage with a storyteller’s passion, guiding guests through the streets and landmarks immortalized on screen.

Guests depart from central Bristol, setting off on a comfortable coach that stops at key locations including the unforgettable Nelson Mandela House. Between stops, the guide shares insider anecdotes and clips that bring classic episodes like “Yuppy Love” and “Time on Our Hands” to life. There’s time to walk and snap photos at pivotal scenes—places where Batman and Robin scared off muggers or where Rodney uncovered family secrets. The combination of urban exploration and pop culture deep dive highlights Bristol’s unique connection to British comedy history.

This tour stands out by blending casual city touring with a focused cultural narrative, making it a natural fit for fans and visitors eager to see Bristol beyond its usual outdoor highlights. Brit Movie Tours offers an authentic and entertaining way to connect with the city’s filming past, showcasing how urban spaces shape storytelling. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the show, this well-paced trip through Bristol’s film locations is refreshingly detailed and downright fun.