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Bristol Quayside Adventure Mp3 Audio Tour

Bristol Quayside Adventure is an mp3 audio tour created by visitbristol.co.uk that you can download free onto any mp3 player or listen to on your PC.



About the Tour
It dramatises parts of Treasure Island, written by Robert Louis Stevenson, and takes you around Bristol locations connected with the novel.

Visit the Hole in the Wall pub, eerily similar to the Spy Glass inn, where wicked pirate landlord Long John Silver ran his dockside pub. Walk along historic King Street and hear the sounds of Bristol merchants, sailors and adventurers.

Where does it start?
The Trail starts at the Merchants Venturers Almshouses at the bottom of King Street.

The Quayside Adventure was inspired by the Treasure Island Trail, written by the Long John Silver Trust who plan to create sculptures along the Trail. The Treasure Island Trail walk is available from Bristol Tourist Information Centre at Explore-At-Bristol.

Download the Quayside Adventure Trail
For help with downloading, see the bottom of this page.

Full Audio Walk (16Mb)

Individual Chapters:

Chapter 1: Introduction (1Mb)
Chapter 2: The Merchants Venturers Almshouses, King Street (1.5Mb)
Chapter 3: The Theatre Royal, King Street (0.9Mb)
Chapter 4: The Llandoger Trow (1.5Mb)
Chapter 5: Welsh Back and the Captain's Papers (1.3Mb)
Chapter 6: Queen Square (1.3Mb)
Chapter 7: Woodes Rogers, Merchant and Privateer (1.2Mb)
Chapter 8: The Hole in the Wall pub (1.1Mb)
Chapter 9 Setting sail from Bristol (1.6Mb)
Chapter 10 Redcliffe Caves (1.4Mb)
Chapter 11 The Ostrich Inn (1.4Mb)
Chapter 12 Return to Bristol (1.8Mb)

How do I download MP3 Audio Tours?
The audio files are presented in MP3 format which is compatible with software such as Windows Media Player, iTunes, Winamp etc. To listen to a chapter simply click on the link and your software will automatically play the file. To download the audio guide onto your MP3 player or computer, right click on the file and choose "Save Target As..." and save to your computer / MP3 player.