Start at the harbour. The old docks have been turned into bars, cafes and museums, and small ferries cross the water. A group in matching T-shirts on a ferry is a very Bristol sight.
Ten dares for Bristol
- Take a photo in front of the "Well Hung Lover" mural on Park Street, striking the same pose.
- Take the ferry across the harbour and sing one verse of a song to the captain.
- Visit the Clifton Suspension Bridge and let the groom give a speech on the footpath.
- Order the strongest cider on the menu. If the groom cannot finish it, the best man does.
- Find a street artist and ask for a portrait of the groom.
- Walk the length of Park Street in complete silence, communicating only with mime.
- Stand on the SS Great Britain's deck and shout "I do".
- Ask a stranger for the best chip shop and follow the recommendation.
- Team up with another group and swap a sash.
- Finish with a final dare chosen by the barman.
Tonight in Bristol
Park Street, Stokes Croft and the harbourside make a loose triangle for a night out. The floating venue Thekla hosts club nights on a moored boat. Taxis are easy, and the city is walkable if the hills do not scare you.
What we offer here
- Ultimate Stag Stitch Up.
- Strip-tease life drawing and Stag Stitch Up Life Drawing.
- Strippergram on request.
Heads up: Bristol has real hills. A group in fancy dress will feel them by the end of the first evening.