Tours in Oxford
Ghost Tour of Oxford
Oxford: Official CS Lewis and JRR Tolkien Walking Tour
Southern Cotswolds Tour from Stratford-on-Avon / Moreton-in-Marsh
Official Oxford Cycle Tour
Oxford: Historic Pubs and Taverns Guided Walking Tour
Foraging walk for beginners
Discover Oxford University with Recent Graduate
Oxford Alumni Historic Walking Tour
Oxford Bike Tour with Student Guide
Private Oxford Walking Tour With University Alumni Guide
Oxford: Stepping Through Oxford Walking Tour
PRIVATE Oxford Food Tasting and Sightseeing Tour
Fun, Flexible Treasure Hunt Around Oxford with Cryptic Clues & Hidden Gems
Top 10 Oxford Highlights with Divinity School and New College
Oxford Walking Tour - Discover its University and Traditions
Oxford Self Guided Walking Tour with Mobile App
CS Lewis & Tolkien Tour with Magdalen Entry Public tour 11.45am
Experience Oxford's Art Masterpieces with an Art Historian
The Pre Raphaelites Artists Oxford Private Tour
Oxford: MINI Factory Tour Go Behind the Scenes
Discovering Cheltenham: A Self-Guided Audio Tour
Oxford’s Famous Alumni: Self-Guided Story Puzzle Walk
A Guide to the City of Dreaming Spires: A Self-Guided Audio Tour of Oxford
Oxford is a brand, a symbol of an ideal education with centuries of tradition and the latest improvements. The city and the university are inseparable, like a body and the beating heart within it. The ancient streets are filled with the atmosphere of student youth, perseverance and determination – the best of the best study here. This place is perfect for informal walks in the company of local guides. Whether you're interested in the mysteries of antiquity or architecture, the Harry Potter filming or university, or all of the above, there are many interesting themed tours of Oxford to choose from!
Oxford's sights are elegant and intellectual. There are 38 colleges at the university, and visitors are most often interested in Christchurch, Magdalen, Trinity and Merton. Some of them can be seen from the inside. The magnificent Bodleian Library consists of several buildings, the most prominent of which is the Radcliffe Rotunda. The Sheldonian Theatre is a traditional venue for university events. Fans of antiquity will be drawn to the Ashmole Museum of Art and Archaeology, but there are plenty of open-air antiquities in and around Oxford.
Within the city limits, Old England is represented by Oxford Castle and Carfax Tower. In the surrounding countryside, where local guides will be happy to take you on a tour by car, you will be enchanted by such unique monuments as the White Horse (an artifact of primitive times), Dorchester Abbey, Waddesdon Manor and Blenheim Palace.
Oxford and its suburbs are full of memories of famous people who lived, studied and created here. "Centers of attraction for many of them were the city's pubs. For example, in "The Eagle and Child" sat Lewis and Tolkien, and in "Turf Tavern" – the future president of the United States Bill Clinton. It is impossible not to touch these time-keepers and sit in them with a pint of ale.