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Discover the academic charm and cultural richness of Oxford with our bespoke Oxford tours. Immerse yourself in centuries of history, explore iconic landmarks, and wander through the hallowed halls of renowned colleges. Whether you’re drawn to the world-famous Bodleian Library, the historic Radcliffe Camera, or the serene beauty of the Oxford Botanic Garden, our Oxford tours promise an unforgettable experience. Join us for an enriching journey through the intellectual heart of England’s renowned university city.

Immerse yourself in centuries of history
Explore iconic landmarks
Wander through the hallowed halls of renowned colleges
Visit the world-famous Bodleian Library
Admire the historic Radcliffe Camera
Explore the serene beauty of the Oxford Botanic Garden
Experience the intellectual heart of England’s renowned university city

Best time to visit Oxford for tourists

Month	Weather	Events and Festivals
April	Mild	Oxford Literary Festival
May	Mild	May Morning celebrations
June	Warm	Commemoration Balls
September	Mild	Freshers’ Week
October	Mild/Cool	Oxford Film Festival
December	Cold	Christmas Markets

Things to do while on Oxford tour

Explore the historic Oxford University colleges.
Visit the Bodleian Library, one of the oldest libraries in Europe.
Admire the architecture of the Radcliffe Camera.
Take a stroll through the picturesque Oxford Botanic Garden.
Discover the Ashmolean Museum, housing art and archaeology collections.
Attend a performance at the Oxford Playhouse.
Enjoy punting on the River Thames or River Cherwell.
Visit the Pitt Rivers Museum for anthropology and archaeology exhibits.
Explore the Covered Market for shopping and local cuisine.
Take a walking tour to learn about Oxford’s rich history and literary connections.

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Frequently asked question about Oxford tour-

The must-visit attractions in Oxford include the Bodleian Library, Christ Church College, Radcliffe Camera, Ashmolean Museum, and Oxford Botanic Garden.

You can explore the Oxford University colleges by taking guided tours offered by the colleges themselves or by joining walking tours led by experienced guides.

Yes, you can visit Oxford on a day trip from London. Many tour operators offer day trips that include transportation to and from Oxford, as well as guided tours of the city's main attractions.

Oxford is famous for its literary heritage, with sites such as the Eagle and Child pub, where J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis used to meet, and the Bodleian Library, which has appeared in many films based on literary works.

The opening hours of major attractions in Oxford vary, but most are open to visitors during the daytime. It's best to check the official websites of individual attractions for their specific opening hours.

Yes, punting is available in Oxford on the River Cherwell and the River Thames. Magdalen Bridge Boathouse and Cherwell Boathouse are popular places to rent punts and enjoy a leisurely ride along the river.

Oxford hosts several special events and festivals throughout the year, including the Oxford Literary Festival, Oxford May Day celebrations, and Christmas markets.

Some recommended restaurants and cafes in Oxford for dining include The Grand Cafe, The Turf Tavern, Vaults & Garden Cafe, and The Jam Factory. These establishments offer a variety of cuisines and dining experiences to suit different preferences.