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Step into the heart of Oxford, England, on a classic 90-minute walking tour that brings centuries of history to life. Led by award-winning local guides, this small-group experience explores the city’s most iconic university and college buildings, offering fascinating insights into their origins and the stories that shaped them.
Begin your journey at a historic memorial, then wander through the Scholastic Quadrangle and marvel at the architecture of Christopher Wren’s first major project. You’ll visit the world’s first purpose-built public museum, stroll beneath the romantic Bridge of Sighs, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of Oxford’s famous High Street.
As you meander through Radcliffe Square, you’ll be surrounded by the grandeur of Oxford’s university precinct. The tour continues past Christ Church and the Meadow Building, with your guide sharing tales of notable alumni and the city’s rich academic legacy. Enjoy splendid views and discover the hidden corners that make Oxford unique.
The experience concludes with a walk along Queens Lane, steeped in legends and history, passing medieval halls, ancient churches, and the city’s most haunted sites. Tours are limited to 10 people, ensuring a relaxed pace and plenty of opportunities to ask questions and take photos. Children over seven are welcome, and the route is fully wheelchair accessible.
With daily departures at 11 am and 2 pm, this tour is perfect for visitors eager to immerse themselves in Oxford’s vibrant past and architectural wonders. Secure your spot now to explore the city’s highlights and hidden gems with an expert local guide.
