Discover Bristol from Folk House to Park Street

Bristol Folk House is hosting this workshop through Yuup - please follow the link to book.

Explore Bristol’s hidden details and iconic sights on a guided photography walk, learning how to capture the city more creatively.

This experience is part of City Uncovered: Bristol, taking place from 18th–31st May – a limited-time series of unique, under-the-radar experiences designed to help you see the city differently.

What to expect:

You’ll begin at Bristol Folk House, a tucked-away creative hub on Park Street that many locals pass without ever stepping inside. Here, your tutor will introduce the basics of digital photography through short demos and practical exercises, helping you get comfortable with your camera settings and creative approach.

From there, you’ll head out on a guided photo walk through the surrounding area, discovering a mix of well-known landmarks and hidden details. Along the route, you’ll capture scenes around Bristol Cathedral and College Green, spot Banksy street art, and pass by The Hatchet—Bristol’s oldest operating pub.

Throughout the walk, your tutor will offer hands-on guidance, helping you refine your composition, experiment with perspective, and develop your own creative style.

Back at the Folk House, you’ll take part in a relaxed photo review session, with helpful tips on editing and simple ways to improve your images. You’ll also have time to explore the venue itself and enjoy a coffee or cake in the café.

This experience is perfect for:

• Beginners wanting to improve their photography skills

• Curious locals keen to see Bristol from a new perspective

• Creatives looking for inspiration in the city

• Solo explorers or small groups

What’s included:

• Guided photography workshop with an expert tutor

• Practical demos and hands-on support

• Guided photo walk around central Bristol

• Informal photo review and editing tips • Access to Bristol Folk House and its café

Good to know:

• Duration: 3 hours

• Difficulty: Beginner-friendly

• What to bring: Camera (DSLR, mirrorless, or smartphone)

• Accessibility: Includes walking between locations

• Facilities: Café available on-site