To See BBC

Come and find out what goes on inside BBC Bristol, the regional television centre for the West of England. You'll learn how television and radio programmes are made and have the chance to visit our interactive studio where you can have a go at presenting the weather and star in your very own radio drama, complete with sound effects!

Your tour guides will give you an insight into the many programmes originating from BBC Bristol and tell you what happens behind the scenes to get them from script to screen. They are also on hand to answer any burning questions relating to technical wizardry and the famous faces who have visited the building. Visitors will have the chance to see the Points West studio, pop into Radio Bristol studios and hear how programmes such as Antiques Roadshow and the Natural History Unit's Springwatch are produced. Many Radio 4 programmes, such as Poetry Please, are made at BBC Bristol and your guides will tell you about these and many more.

Please remember that BBC Bristol is a working building so no two tours are the same, but they will always be informative, interesting and fun.

Tours take approximately one hour and 45 minutes and involve a certain amount of walking and standing