Top Things to do in Thornbury
Top Restaurants in Thornbury
What to do and see in Thornbury, England: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Thornbury, United Kingdom including Owen's Private Hire, 6 O'clock Gin Distillery, Thornbury Castle, Delta Force Paintball North Bristol, Thornbury Museum.
Restaurants in Thornbury
1. Owen's Private Hire
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5.0 based on 8 reviews
Local friendly private hire service with availability for one to six passengers in a spacious ford galaxy titanium x. Flexible with short or long trips . Airport runs all round the UK. Half or whole day tours of the cotswalds ,Wales , Somerset ,Bristol and bath. Any journey quoted for .
2. 6 O'clock Gin Distillery
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5.0 based on 81 reviews
6 O’clock Gin Distillery Tours are perfect if you want to see ‘behind the scenes’ at a working distillery and experience the sights, smells and flavours of our working week. Your guides will conduct you around the building and show you some of the secrets and techniques that go into the distillation of 6 O’clock Gin and Bramley & Gage fruit liqueurs. Tours take place at 11.30, 14:00 and 17:15 every Saturday and last for around 1 ½ hours. Tickets cost £25 and include a perfect serve of 6 O’clock Gin & Tonic when you arrive as well as various samples of our delicious drinks throughout the tour. To ensure a personalised and informative experience, we aim to limit each tour to 16 people. While we try to accommodate all guests, we unfortunately don’t possess a lift to take guests to the second floor. The minimum age for admission to the premises is 18 years (we don’t have a maximum). We don't offer tours during the week, but our shop is open Mon-Fri 9am to 5pm
Reviewed By 124kater - Bristol, United Kingdom
Excellent afternoon- informative, fun and fascinating ! Thankyou to our fabulous guides - great ambassadors for this family business !!! Delicious gins and a great afternoon with friends !
3. Thornbury Castle
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4.5 based on 202 reviews
Who hasn't dreamed of staying in a romantic castle tucked away in the English countryside? You can at the 16th-century Thornbury, which is a perfect home base for exploring the region of South Wales, the Cotswolds, Bristol, Wye Valley and Somerset.
Reviewed By triedamdtested - Coventry, United Kingdom
We bought the afternoon tea at an local auction the castle had kindly donated. Fantastic selection of teas and a beautifully presented selection of sandwiches, quiches, scones and cakes. Didn’t realise the castle had been taken over by a hotel chain so many changes since my last visit over 20 years ago. The grounds are spectacular with the two heli pads as you enter through the walls. A lovely place to watch the birds dancing in the skies and dream of days gone by.
4. Delta Force Paintball North Bristol
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4.5 based on 119 reviews
Delta Force Paintball North Bristol is located in Thornbury, Bristol, and provides customers with the ultimate paintballing experience. Set in stunning woodland, team tactics will be needed if you are to be victorious. Delta Force North Bristol offers 6 action-packed game zones, including Viet Cong Villages, impressive 2-storey Castle Wallenberg, Chemical Alley and haunted Graveyards. The centre is a short drive from the M5 in Bristol, conveniently located for players.
Reviewed By martinpZ3783EM
Had a great time with Billy as our main Marshall. He had a challenging day with one group but handled it all very well. Better than I would’ve anyway. Lots of mud and puddles so we all ended up covered. But that just adds to the fun. All in all loads of fun was had by all. Thanks guys.
5. Thornbury Museum
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4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By RogerGos - Bristol, United Kingdom
Thornbury Museum is run by a very keen group of volunteers. The 'permanent' exhibitions include a lot of very interesting local items; packed into a small building. They have differing 'visiting' exhibitions from time to time, the current one is by Thornbury Camera Club who are celebrating 50 years. The volunteers also do talks to local groups and lead walks in the area. Details of museum opening times and lots more on their website and they also have a facebook page
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