easy
1.5–2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, able to handle moderate walking
Step into history with the Oxford City Walking Tour, a lively exploration of this legendary university town. Discover iconic landmarks and hidden stories as you walk through centuries of campus tradition.
Only £12pp • 1.5 hours • Daily 11am
Join our engaging walking tour of Oxford, led by a friendly local guide. Explore charming streets and iconic landmarks like the Bodleian Library and Radcliffe Camera. Discover fascinating stories, hidden gems, and the university's unique traditions, culminating at the picturesque Bridge of Sighs. An unforgettable experience awaits!
Come and discover the famous Oxford on our daily walking tour a friendly, local guide. Stroll through our city’s charming streets and past its most iconic landmarks, from the striking Town Hall to the world-famous Bodleian Library and Radcliffe Camera. There's something for everyone on this tour!
Along the way, you’ll hear fascinating stories of medieval towers, ancient taverns, and the university’s unique traditions. We’ll also uncover local secrets and hidden gems before finishing at the picturesque Bridge of Sighs.
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Price: £12 per adult
Dates & times: 10:30am
Duration: 1.5 hours
Meeting point: outside Oxford Tourist Info, Broad St
The tour involves a fair amount of walking on cobblestones and uneven surfaces.
Capture the stunning architecture and scenic spots along the route.
Be prepared for rain or sun, depending on the season, to stay comfortable during the walk.
Secure your spot and get the best experience by arriving a few minutes before start time.
Oxford’s university was founded in the 12th century and has educated numerous notable figures, including Einstein and Oscar Wilde.
Efforts are ongoing to preserve the historic architecture, and the city encourages sustainable tourism to maintain its charm.
To comfortably navigate cobblestone streets and uneven paths throughout the tour.
Stay hydrated and keep essentials handy during the walk.
summer specific
Protect yourself from sun exposure when walking outdoors.
summer specific
Be prepared for unpredictable weather conditions.
spring|fall|winter specific