The tower tours allow the public to see behind the grand facade and experience the splendour of the Great Hall, Council Chamber and ornate libraries.
Indoors Attraction
Adults only Attraction
Inaccessible Attraction
Dogs Not allowed
Tours take place every Saturday at 11am and 1pm.
The tour lasts between 60 and 90 minutes.
General admission: £5
Children (8-12): £3
Additional InformationDue to health and safety restrictions, children under eight are unfortunately not permitted on the tours.
Embarking on a journey through time, the Wills Memorial Building, unveiled in 1925, is a beacon of architectural splendor. Home to the University's School of Law and the School of Earth Sciences, this iconic structure unfolds tales of academia, resilience, and regality.
Venturing beyond the grand facade, the tower tours open a door to a world where history and magnificence converge. Ascend to the pinnacle of Wills Tower, 68 meters above Park Street, for an unparalleled panorama. The Great Hall, Council Chamber, and ornate libraries reveal their secrets, inviting travelers to soak in the ambiance of this storied edifice.
The view from the top not only showcases Bristol's skyline but also serves as a time capsule, narrated by knowledgeable guides. A journey initiated by King George V and Queen Mary in 1925 took an unexpected turn during the Blitz in 1940, leaving scars that add layers to its narrative.
As you stand atop Wills Tower, history unfolds beneath your gaze, and the blend of resilience and regal beginnings becomes a tangible essence. Join the tower tours for a travel through architectural history, where every step echoes with the footsteps of monarchs, the resilience of a building, and the timeless beauty of Bristol.
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