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Oxford Official Walking Tours

Trinity College, Broad Street, Oxford, OX1 3BH, GB

Rating: 4.3 ★ (309 ratings)

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Starting from Trinity College on Broad Street, these award-winning tours offer an unparalleled way to discover Oxford's centuries of history and academic excellence. Knowledgeable guides lead you on an easy-paced journey, unveiling over a thousand years of stories from Saxon England to the present day. You'll see the city's iconic landmarks such as the Radcliffe Camera, the Bodleian Library, and the Sheldonian Theatre. Many tours delve into the university's evolution, sharing tales of famous alumni and explaining current student life. Groups are kept small to ensure a comfortable and engaging experience as you walk the historic, flat pathways of this famed city.

Delve deeper into the specific facets of Oxford that capture your imagination, with a variety of themed tours available. Fans of literature can trace the footsteps of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien, while film enthusiasts can spot famous locations from productions like Harry Potter and Inspector Morse. For those intrigued by the supernatural, evening ghost tours offer a spooky perspective on the city's past. These official tours are consistently recognised for their quality, ranking in the top 10% of TripAdvisor listings worldwide. Find out more and book your exploration of Oxford's enchanting streets and colleges at www.oxfordwalkingtours.com.

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Chris Ditzenberger

1 Jan 2026

5.0 ★

During September 2025, our pilgrimage group from Colorado, USA, enjoyed several days in Oxford. We were fortunate to have Jonathan Self as our tour guide for a unique perspective on the friendship between JRR Tolkien and CS Lewis. Jonathan's wit, knowledge and passion brought welcomed color and detail to a story about which group members had varying depths of knowledge. He was patient with our many questions and, at least for one member of our group, led to him pursuing a deeper exploration of questions about faith and life. The tour was a highlight of our time in Oxford and something which I would happily do again.

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