Is the tour suitable for children?

Yes, the private tour accommodates all ages but involves moderate walking.

Are food and drinks included in the tour?

No, meals and beverages are not included, but there are opportunities to purchase food at the Covered Market.

Can the tour accommodate wheelchair users?

Yes, the black cabs are wheelchair accessible, but folding wheelchairs must be under 10kg and easily stored.

Does the tour include entrance tickets?

Yes, admission to Christ Church and the Divinity School is included.

Can I choose my pick-up location in London?

Pick-up within a 5km radius of Embankment Place is available by request; otherwise, the guide will provide a nearby meeting point.

Is this an official Harry Potter tour?

This tour is unaffiliated with Warner Bros. or J.K. Rowling—it visits filming locations but is independently operated.

Harry Potter Oxford Day Trip with Black Cab Heritage Tours

Set just an hour from London, Oxford stands as a city where centuries of history frame winding cobblestone streets and towering spires. Black Cab Heritage Tours brings this storied city to life through an immersive, private Harry Potter day trip designed for fans and history lovers alike. Leaving the bustle of London behind, you’ll travel in comfort by iconic black cab, piloted by a guide whose passion for both local lore and the wizarding world shapes every moment.

Oxford’s collegiate Gothic architecture provides the backdrop for some of the most memorable scenes from the Harry Potter films. With exclusive admission to Christ Church College, visitors step inside the Grand Hall—known as Hogwarts’ Great Hall—and roam cloisters at New College that doubled as Hogwarts corridors. These are no mere tourist sites; they are breathing sets infused with centuries of academic tradition dating back to the 14th century.

Beyond the Potter highlights, Black Cab Heritage Tours offers a deeper encounter with Oxford’s illustrious landmarks: the Bridge of Sighs, the Radcliffe Camera’s iconic dome, and the Sheldonian Theatre’s subtle film nods. Walks along the River Isis or through the Botanical Gardens offer moments of calm amidst architectural grandeur. The tour also touches on Oxford’s rich literary heritage, from Lewis Carroll’s Alice to C.S. Lewis’ Narnia, enriching your journey through this creative hub.

The private format ensures personalized storytelling and a pace matched to your interests. Whether wandering peaceful meadows or stepping through medieval gates, this tour links the magic of film with the tangible history of one of England’s most remarkable cities. Return to London refreshed and inspired, carrying stories from both the real and fictional worlds woven into Oxford’s fabric.