Things To Do In Bristol In The Rain

Whether you love or loathe it, the UK is known for its unpredictable weather. You plan your trip to Bristol and upon arrival, it’s raining. Don’t fret – between the many Bristol taxis available across the city and the wonderful wet-weather activities Bristol can offer, you can explore and keep yourself busy when the skies are grey.

Just because it is raining in Bristol, your trip is not ruined! Rainy days can be fun, therefore here at Eurotaxis, we’ve got you covered with our guide on activities for rainy days, below.

Go Bowling At Lane 7

Lane 7 on the Millennium Promenade is the perfect escape from a rainy afternoon in Bristol. Built with an aspiration to offer more than the typical bowling alley, Lane 7 also offers all you need for an evening out with friends. You’ll be occupied for hours, with interactive games, cocktails, champagne and craft ales.

Explore An Art Gallery

The galleries are some of the best buildings in Bristol to escape the rain. Bristol is a city praised for its many resident artists and creatives, and exploring their art is one of those experiences you shouldn’t leave Bristol without doing. The legendary Bristol Museum and Art Gallery is home to outstanding collections of historical pieces, archaeology, egyptology and natural history in a magnificent building that showcases the old city. Arnolfini is the place to be if you’re more into the cool and contemporary. The bonus is that they are free to enter too.

Chase Away Boredom With Some Board Games At Chance & Counters

Chance & counters is a great place to play board games, eat food and have a few drinks whilst sheltering from the elements. Here you’ll find something for everyone’s tastes.

Go Axe Throwing at Whistle Punks

Take up a new challenge with a spot of axe throwing at Whistle Punks. Under the guidance of their experienced instructors, you’ll be throwing like an expert in no time, and you can even enter a tournament to be crowned the king or queen of axes!

Discover Wake The Tiger

Described as the world’s first ‘amazement park’, Wake The Tiger, is a self-guided walk-through adventure. Enter an alternative world of an interactive experience.

Let Off Some Steam In A Soft Play Area

Cribbs Causeway is the home of a new exciting take on soft play – Wild Things Play Project. Offering crafts, an indoor play area and a play cafe, they have a custom-built all-wood play frame, huge sandpit and painted mural, to bring the outdoors in.

Explore St Nicks Market In Old City

Since 1743, people have been trading at St Nicholas Market, or St Nicks Market as it is known. It’s an iconic part of Bristol’s rich history and a great place to be on a rainy day. It is the place to find many independent retailers, food, records, vintage pieces and clothing.

SS Great Britain

Step onboard the world’s first ocean liner, tour the ship, climb the rigging and head deep into the history of Victorian passengers to discover a slice of the past.

The SS Great Britain is mainly indoors unless you’re open to braving the weather and exploring the top deck!

A rainy day in Bristol isn’t a ruined day! With many cafes, restaurants, family spaces, and things to do, grab your brolly and get ready to discover!

When visiting Bristol on a rainy day, miss the rain with Eurotaxis. Our competitively priced, clean and comfortable taxis can get you from A to B, and thanks to our taxi services in Bristol we can streamline your visit with cars available 24/7.

Contact our team today, we’ll make sure that your taxi travel options are booked and ready.