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With this ticket, you’ll tour Blenheim Palace and its grounds, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You’ll view 18th-century baroque architecture and antique collections and discover over 300 years of history with a look at the State Rooms. Outside, you can take in beautiful views and historical monuments. You can also stroll through the Formal Gardens to see the Rose Garden, Secret Garden and Water Terraces and learn about the role horses played on the estate at The Stables. At the Churchill exhibition, you can delve into the life of the wartime Prime Minister at the site of his birth.

This 50-minute river cruise will give you a chance to relax while viewing Oxford and its surroundings. During the cruise, you'll travel along the University Regatta course from Folly Bridge to the charming village of Iffley and back. As you cruise on the River Thames, the captain of the boat will tell you about the history and tales of the area. You'll have a chance to take in the beautiful scenery as you pass by Folly Bridge, Christ Church College, the university boathouses and Iffley Lock. The tour will also grant you a discount at The Folly Restaurant.

An Oxford Official Walking Tour is the best way to explore the City of dreaming spires. Led by one of our knowledgeable guides this award-winning University & City Tour is 2hours. You'll be able to walk by Oxford’s most popular sights, including its colleges*, the Bodleian Library, the Radcliffe Camera, the Sheldonian Theatre, the Bridge of Sighs and many more! This University & City Tour is the best way to learn about the traditions and secrets of Oxford, the University and its colleges. Be led down hidden lanes and alleyways, and let years of history unfold before you. Your guide will lead you past Oxford’s famous movie locations, including Harry Potter, Alice in Wonderland and the Morse, Lewis & Endeavour TV series. You'll hear stories of the great academics and scientists who've studied here in our beautiful heritage city. * Subject to availability college visits are included in our 1pm and 2pm tours.

Explore RHS Garden Wisley the historic home of the RHS and view a glorious garden of the future at the brand-new planet-friendly research centre. Head to the new RHS Hilltop, to uncover The Home of Gardening Science that is dedicated to inspiring the next generation of gardeners. Come see the vital work being done to help future-proof the planet and learn all about the RHS’ ground-breaking research. Enjoy fruit and veggies of all shapes and sizes in the World Food Garden, sit and reflect in the Wellbeing Garden, or spot insects by the water in the Wildlife Garden. Engage your senses, challenge yourself to race up Battleston Hill, breathe in the heady scents in the Bowes-Lyon Rose Garden, or gaze up in wonder in the tropical Glasshouse. The gardens delight through every season from swathes of bulbs and blossom in spring, unforgettable mixed borders and roses in summer, autumn’s bountiful colours and frost-sparkled walks in winter.

Enjoy a fascinating journey along the River Thames accompanied with a local knowledgeable guide. Cruise down the university regatta course, pass ancient Folly Bridge, Christchurch College and meadows, and the university rowing houses on this 45-minute sightseeing tour of historic Oxford.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Blenheim Palace is home to the 12th Duke and Duchess of Marlborough and the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. Set in over 2,000 acres of beautiful Parkland landscaped by ‘Capability’ Brown, the exquisite 18th century Baroque Palace is surrounded by sweeping lawns, formal gardens and the magnificent lake. Discover over 300 years of history, architecture and artefacts Stroll around the majestic Formal Gardens and 10 other gardens Explore the Butterfly House and Stables Exhibition

Our family-friendly Museum offers a colourful insight into the British motor industry – from the popular ‘Time Road’ to the ‘Under the Skin’ interactive zone, adults and children alike will find displays and exhibits to surprise and enlighten. From its earliest days the British motor industry has been a vital part of the economy and the lives of people living in the Midlands and it is still a hub for automotive creativity today. Our Museum tells the story of the birth, decline and rebirth of the motor industry and the cars it produced, as well as celebrating the skills and creativity of the people who designed and built them.

Short on time but want to make the most of your visit to Oxford? Our City and University Tour is the perfect 90-minute introduction to the iconic city and its world-famous university. Designed for first-time visitors or those wanting a good overview of the history and main sights, this guided walking tour covers all the key central landmarks, stories, and highlights that make Oxford so unique. Led by an expert local guide, the tour takes you through Oxford’s historic heart — from the grandeur of the Bodleian Library and the Sheldonian Theatre to the iconic Radcliffe Camera and picturesque college quadrangles. Along the way, you'll learn about the University of Oxford's rich history, traditions, and quirky customs, as well as the city’s role in everything from royal intrigue to scientific discovery.

Discover iconic Oxford on our Hop-on Hop-off tour bus, passing all the major sightseeing essentials. Hop-on or off as many times as you like within 24 hours at any of the 20 stops as you explore this historic city at your leisure. On average nearly a whopping 16,000 tourists a day visit Oxford, flooding to the remarkable city to see its world famous universities that have shaped the likes of Malala Yousafzai, Richard Burton, and T. S. Eliot. Hop-off at the Bodleian Library and visit one of the oldest libraries in the world, or the Carfax Tower, the official centre of Oxford. Climb to the top for the best views over the city. Wander down the cobbled streets where history lurks around every corner, and find a quaint place for lunch among the boutiques and stunning architecture.

On this two-hour walking tour, you'll visit some of Oxford's most famous locations featured in the popular TV series 'Inspector Morse', its prequel 'Endeavour' and its spin-off show called 'Lewis'. As you stroll around the old city with your guide, you'll step into the world of author Colin Dexter's creations, with visits to colleges, pubs, streets and houses that have appeared on television or in the books. Stops include the Randolph Hotel, the White Horse pub and Broad Street. Your guide will also share anecdotes about the show and how the characters were developed, along with some insights into Oxford's history.

Did you know Oxford’s Great Tom bell chimes 101 times every night—and the university runs 5 minutes behind the rest of England? Discover the stories behind Oxford’s most iconic landmarks on this comprehensive 18-stop self-guided audio walking tour. From Christ Church’s Harry Potter connections to the hidden Narnia door, from a 14th-century rebel tavern to the world’s oldest public museum – this tour covers more ground than most guided walks, at a fraction of the price. Crafted with insights from Oxford students, the tour is available in 9 languages. Unlike fixed-time group tours, you control the pace. Start anytime, pause to explore colleges and museums, grab lunch at the Covered Market, or linger over a pint at the Turf Tavern – your tour waits for you. Over 1000 customers have taken this tour and a full refund guarantee means you can book with confidence

THA Walking Tour Company of the Year in the South East 2025. Escape to Oxord has an enviable reputation for providing small, personable tours. Tours are restricted to around 10 people, allowing clients to relax, take in their surroundings, ask questions and take photographs. Daily tours commence at 11 am, 12 am and 2 pm. Oxford boasts the finest collection of historical buildings in the United Kingdom and our Classic Oxford Walking tour takes visitors on a 90 - 120 minute meander through 1000 years of architectural and social history. We visit a number of iconic university and college buildings, discuss their origins, architects and purpose, while providing a rich vein of social history of the town and university. Among the sights you will see are Christ Church, the 11th century University Church of St Mary, the famous Radcliffe Camera, Bridge of Sighs, and much more. Where possible we will take clients inside university and college buildings. Group and private tours by arrangment.

This wonderful river cruise in Oxford includes a sumptuous traditional afternoon tea served aboard the boat. The 1.5-hour cruise takes in the highlights of the beautiful River Thames, such as Christ Church Meadows and the University College Boat Houses, as it flows through this historic university city.

Our Museum brings to life the history and ongoing development of computing for inspiration, research, learning and enjoyment for the benefit of general and specialist publics of all ages. We are an handson working museum. We have expert volunteers and guides who are available to explain and demonstrate our working collection. Hear the story of the exhibits and artefacts as well as the inspirational people involved.

Enjoy a 90-minute walking tour through the magical world of Harry Potter, right here in Oxford. Led by a University of Oxford alumnus or current student, this tour is perfect for fans who want to follow in the footsteps of their favourite characters. You’ll visit the bookshop where J.K. Rowling first presented her books, see where Emma Watson not only acted but also studied, and pass by familiar faces like Nearly Headless Nick. You'll recognise the arches and gothic pinnacles seen in the films — some around the famous Divinity School, others hidden in plain sight throughout the city. The highlight of the tour is a visit to New College, one of Oxford’s most beautiful colleges, where you’ll find the very tree under which Draco Malfoy was turned into a ferret. From quiet cloisters to scenes straight out of the wizarding world, this is a must for anyone who’s ever dreamed of Hogwarts.