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- Step back in time at the medieval Warwick Castle, built by William the Conqueror, and explore the resplendent Great Hall and State Rooms.
- Discover the ancient ramparts and grounds of Warwick Castle, vividly brought to life by actors, exciting shows, and interactive displays.
- Check out the gardens to catch a glimpse of the proud peacocks who reside there and watch in awe as one of the world's largest catapults launches a flaming fireball.
- Try to escape the Horrible Histories Maze as you journey through time, from the Vikings' era to the Victorian Age.
- Enhance your experience by upgrading your tickets to include round-trip rail transfers from London or a day trip to Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon, and the Cotswolds.
- Step back in time at the medieval Warwick Castle, built by William the Conqueror, and explore the resplendent Great Hall and State Rooms.
- Discover the ancient ramparts and grounds of Warwick Castle, vividly brought to life by actors, exciting shows, and interactive displays.
- Check out the gardens to catch a glimpse of the proud peacocks who reside there and watch in awe as one of the world's largest catapults launches a flaming fireball.
- Try to escape the Horrible Histories Maze as you journey through time, from the Vikings' era to the Victorian Age.
- Enhance your experience by upgrading your tickets to include round-trip rail transfers from London or a day trip to Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon, and the Cotswolds.
Inclusions
- Entry to Warwick Castle
- Round-trip train transfers from London (as per option selected)
- Free WiFi on train (as per option selected)
- Full-day tour of Cotswolds (as per option selected)
- Tour of Stratford-upon-Avon (as per option selected)
- Walking tour of Oxford (as per option selected)
- Round-trip transfers in AC coach from London (as per option selected)
- Professional English-speaking guide (as per option selected)
- Tip: Look for informative plaques scattered around the castle for detailed insights into its rich history.
- This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
- Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue, except for the Towers and Ramparts and The Castle Dungeon.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
- Enjoy round-trip AC train transfers between London and Warwick and visit the medieval wonder of Warwick Castle, home to the world's largest siege machine.
- Board a train at the Marylebone Station, enjoy the scenic journey from London to Warwick, and stay connected with free WiFi available on board.
- Step into this historic castle developed from a wooden fort, originally built by William the Conqueror in 1068 that still reflects its grandiose architectural style.
- Explore the castle grounds and beautiful gardens such as the Victorian Rose and Peacock Garden with ornamental flowers, sculptures, and hedges.
- Enter the Great Hall and staterooms, each with its own style of artifacts and portraits that narrate the castle’s history from the 16th century.
- Enjoy round-trip AC train transfers between London and Warwick and visit the medieval wonder of Warwick Castle, home to the world's largest siege machine.
- Board a train at the Marylebone Station, enjoy the scenic journey from London to Warwick, and stay connected with free WiFi available on board.
- Step into this historic castle developed from a wooden fort, originally built by William the Conqueror in 1068 that still reflects its grandiose architectural style.
- Explore the castle grounds and beautiful gardens such as the Victorian Rose and Peacock Garden with ornamental flowers, sculptures, and hedges.
- Enter the Great Hall and staterooms, each with its own style of artifacts and portraits that narrate the castle’s history from the 16th century.
Inclusions
- Day trip to Warwick Castle
- Round-trip train transfers between London & Warwick
- Entry to Warwick Castle
- Free Wi-Fi on the train
- Tip: Take a blanket along and pack light food as there is lots of grassy open space to spread out and have a picnic!
- You can return on any service the same day between 4pm and 7pm, with trains running every 30 mins, arriving at Marylebone station.
- This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
- Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue, except for the Towers and Ramparts and The Castle Dungeon.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Itinerary
TOTAL DURATION10 hours
MODE OF TRANSFERBus/Coach
Timeline
Map
START POINT
Bulleid Way, London
Your journey begins at the Bulleid Way bus stop where an AC coach will be waiting for you. Your coach offers utmost comfort and convenience with free WiFi and USB charging points.
35 kms
55 mins
1
Windsor Castle
The 1st stop is Windsor Castle, located in the county of Berkshire and the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world. Marvel at the castle's architecture, a stunning example of medieval fortification and enjoy the views from the Round Tower. You can explore the State Apartments, furnished with priceless artworks, and St. George's Chapel, the final resting place of numerous monarchs including Queen Elizabeth.
110 kms
80 mins
2
Stonehenge
Next up is Stonehenge, one of the most famous prehistoric monuments in the world. This enigmatic stone circle dates back to around 2500 BC, although its exact purpose remains a subject of speculation. Explore the mysterious site composed of massive standing stones aligned with the movements of the sun and stroll through the visitor center to learn more from the interactive exhibits and archaeological displays.
111 kms
85 mins
3
Oxford
Oxford, known as the City of Dreaming Spires, is a historic university town located in Oxfordshire, England. Home to the prestigious University of Oxford, founded in the 12th century, the city boasts a rich academic and cultural heritage. Wander through the cobbled streets of the city center, lined with famous colleges like Bodleian Library, Radcliffe Camera, and Christ Church College, libraries, and museums, soaking in the atmosphere of learning and discovery.
98 kms
1 hours 40 mins
4
END POINT
Bulleid Way, London
- Fan of history? This full-day trip to 3 attractions, Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, and Oxford will be a treat for you! Enjoy the comfort of round-trip transfers.
- Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Stonehenge, and stroll through the iconic Stone Circle, made up of sarsen stones that weigh more than 25 tonnes.
- Enjoy a leisurely walking tour of Windsor before heading towards the historic Windsor Castle, where Queen Elizabeth II spent many of her weekends.
- Walkthrough Oxford, home to some of the most famous colleges in the world, and admire the architecture of Trinity College and the Bridge of Sighs.
- Opt for a ticket upgrade and gain entry into Stonehenge and Windsor Castle to explore the fascinating history of the United Kingdom.
- Fan of history? This full-day trip to 3 attractions, Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, and Oxford will be a treat for you! Enjoy the comfort of round-trip transfers.
- Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Stonehenge, and stroll through the iconic Stone Circle, made up of sarsen stones that weigh more than 25 tonnes.
- Enjoy a leisurely walking tour of Windsor before heading towards the historic Windsor Castle, where Queen Elizabeth II spent many of her weekends.
- Walkthrough Oxford, home to some of the most famous colleges in the world, and admire the architecture of Trinity College and the Bridge of Sighs.
- Opt for a ticket upgrade and gain entry into Stonehenge and Windsor Castle to explore the fascinating history of the United Kingdom.
Inclusions
- Full-day tour to Stonehenge, Windsor, and Oxford
- English-speaking guide onboard
- Round-trip transfers from London in an AC coach with WiFi
- Entry tickets to Stonehenge (optional)
- Entry tickets to Windsor Castle (optional)
- Audio guide in 13 languages (optional)
- Tip: For book lovers and history buffs, the Bodleian Libraries houses one of the oldest and largest collections of books in the UK. It's a must-visit!
- Windsor Castle is closed to visitors on Tuesdays and Wednesdays throughout 2024.
- Not all coaches are wheelchair accessible, so please call or email before your tour date to confirm.
- Being a functioning royal palace, Windsor Castle's schedule might be subject to unforeseen closures.
- St George’s Chapel is closed to visitors on Sundays.
- You will not be allowed to enter the Stonehenge Circle itself. This is due to the restoration attempts and the relative instability of the structure. Your Stonehenge tickets allow you to access about 10 meters of the monument.
- English Heritage and National Trust England members can enjoy free admission to Stonehenge.
- Stonehenge is wheelchair-accessible and assistance dogs are welcome.
- Photography is not permitted inside Windsor Castle.
- Large backpacks and pushchairs are not permitted in the State Apartments.
- Due to venue restrictions at Windsor, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
- Your guide dogs are welcome at Windsor Castle.
- The Semi-State Rooms are included in the visitor route during the winter months. Standard admission charges will apply. The Semi-State Rooms are not open on days when the State Apartments are closed.
- Make sure to wear comfortable footwear as there is a moderate amount of walking involved.
- The Castle's Admission Centre provides an audio-descriptive tour for blind or partially-sighted visitors.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Itinerary
TOTAL DURATION11 hours
MODE OF TRANSFERBus/Coach
Timeline
Map
START POINT
London
Begin your journey from London where a comfortable AC coach will be waiting for you. The exact pickup point will be shared along with your tickets.
158 kms
2 hours 15 mins
1
Warwick Castle
First up is Warwick Castle, a medieval castle built originally by William the Conqueror that served as a fort, a home to noble families, and even a military barracks during the English Civil War. Explore the impressive Great Hall, the State Rooms, and the iconic ramparts offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside. You'll also get the chance to check out interactive exhibits showcasing medieval life as well as the stunning gardens.
13 kms
18 mins
2
Stratford-upon-Avon
1 attractions
Stratford-upon-Avon gained its fame from being the place where renowned playwright William Shakespeare was born and spent much of his life. Stroll through the rooms at Shakespeare's home before enjoying the idyllic beauty of the town.
Things to do
1. Shakespeare's Home
The guide talks about historical significance & related stories.
55 kms
66 mins
3
Cotswolds
The final stop of your day trip is the picturesque Cotswolds, renowned for its idyllic countryside, charming villages, and quintessential English charm. As you drive through the scenic villages, marvel at the beauty of the rolling hills and lush greenery.
57 kms
63 mins
4
Oxford
2 attractions
Oxford is one of the most famous university cities in the world and home to the esteemed University of Oxford. Apart from the historic colleges like Christ Church College, you can spend time strolling along the picturesque cobblestone streets and visiting the Bodleian Library and the Ashmolean Museum.
Things to do
1. University of Oxford
Sightseeing & Photography
2. Trinity College
Sightseeing & Photography
5
END POINT
London
- Discover England's enchanting countryside on a full-day tour from London to the Cotswolds, including visits to Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon, and Warwick Castle.
- Journey to the mighty Warwick Castle, a medieval fortress built by William the Conqueror, one of the best-preserved medieval castles in the country.
- Step into the world of Shakespeare at Stratford-Upon-Avon, a charming market town that is his birthplace, and explore sights like the Holy Trinity Church.
- Immerse yourself in the magic of Oxford on foot, exploring Oxford University, the oldest university in the English-speaking world, and other ancient colleges.
- Upgrade your tickets to gain entry into Warwick Castle and Shakespeare's Birthplace, and add some historical and literary charm to your tour.
- Discover England's enchanting countryside on a full-day tour from London to the Cotswolds, including visits to Oxford, Stratford-upon-Avon, and Warwick Castle.
- Journey to the mighty Warwick Castle, a medieval fortress built by William the Conqueror, one of the best-preserved medieval castles in the country.
- Step into the world of Shakespeare at Stratford-Upon-Avon, a charming market town that is his birthplace, and explore sights like the Holy Trinity Church.
- Immerse yourself in the magic of Oxford on foot, exploring Oxford University, the oldest university in the English-speaking world, and other ancient colleges.
- Upgrade your tickets to gain entry into Warwick Castle and Shakespeare's Birthplace, and add some historical and literary charm to your tour.
Inclusions
- Full-day tour of Cotswolds
- Tour of Stratford-upon-Avon
- Walking tour of Oxford
- Professional English-speaking guide
- Entry to Shakespeare's Birthplace (as per option selected)
- Entry to Warwick Castle (as per option selected)
Exclusions
- Meal inclusions
- Tip: Don't forget to try some delicious fish and chips at Stratford-upon-Avon.
- During peak periods, additional vehicles without Wi-Fi may be used.
- This tour does not include pickup or drop off at your hotel. Meet the guide at the Welcome Desk at Victoria Coach Station 30 minutes before the start time of the tour.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
- Explore Oxford, home to one of the oldest universities in Britain and a prime filming location for the Harry Potter films, with a hop-on hop-off tour!
- Get convenient round-trip rail transfers from London and enjoy full flexibility with your itinerary.
- Board an open-top bus for a sightseeing tour with 20 stops including Christ Church College, featured extensively in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.
- Enjoy detailed audio commentary in 14 languages during the bus tour. Get a chance to partake in the Stepping Through Oxford walking tour.
- Marvel at the city’s colleges, known for their beautiful Gothic and Tudor architecture, including ornate chapels, grand dining halls, and cloisters.
- Explore Oxford, home to one of the oldest universities in Britain and a prime filming location for the Harry Potter films, with a hop-on hop-off tour!
- Get convenient round-trip rail transfers from London and enjoy full flexibility with your itinerary.
- Board an open-top bus for a sightseeing tour with 20 stops including Christ Church College, featured extensively in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.
- Enjoy detailed audio commentary in 14 languages during the bus tour. Get a chance to partake in the Stepping Through Oxford walking tour.
- Marvel at the city’s colleges, known for their beautiful Gothic and Tudor architecture, including ornate chapels, grand dining halls, and cloisters.
Inclusions
- Day tour of Oxford
- Round-trip train transfers from London
- Free Wi-Fi onboard train
Hop-On Hop-Off Tour
- City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus tour
- Audio commentary in 14 languages
- Kids' commentary
- Complimentary headphones
- Stepping Through Oxford walking tour (subject to availability)
Exclusions
- Live guide
- Entry to Oxford University
- Tip: The city has a long history of brewing – stop by a local brewery to enjoy a glass of beer!
Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
- Show your voucher on your smartphone to join the tour at any stop. Hop on and hop off as many times as you like during the day.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
- Explore the quaint villages of Burford, Bibury, and Bourton-on-the-Water in the Cotswolds with an expert English-speaking guide on a full-day tour.
- Enjoy the convenience of round-trip luxury transfers between London and the Cotswolds, aboard air-conditioned coaches.
- Stroll through the cobblestone streets, see the traditional stone cottages, and soak in the peaceful essence of the quintessential English villages.
- Admire the green meadows of Lower Slaughter village as you savor a traditional cream tea with scones, clotted cream, jam, and a steaming pot of tea.
- Visit the Broadway Tower, a Victorian folly, and ascend to its top for stunning views of the countryside. On a clear day, see as far as the Malvern Hills and the Welsh Black Mountains.
- Explore the quaint villages of Burford, Bibury, and Bourton-on-the-Water in the Cotswolds with an expert English-speaking guide on a full-day tour.
- Enjoy the convenience of round-trip luxury transfers between London and the Cotswolds, aboard air-conditioned coaches.
- Stroll through the cobblestone streets, see the traditional stone cottages, and soak in the peaceful essence of the quintessential English villages.
- Admire the green meadows of Lower Slaughter village as you savor a traditional cream tea with scones, clotted cream, jam, and a steaming pot of tea.
- Visit the Broadway Tower, a Victorian folly, and ascend to its top for stunning views of the countryside. On a clear day, see as far as the Malvern Hills and the Welsh Black Mountains.
Inclusions
- Full-day tour to the Cotswolds
- English-speaking guide
- Round-trip luxury coach transfers from London
- Traditional cream tea with scones & jam at Lower Slaughter
- Entry to Broadway Tower
- Visit to Bibury, Bourton-on-the- Water & Burford
- Pick-up from points located in central & west London
- Enjoy a scenic ride to the Cotswolds by a luxury coach
- Visit Burford and the picturesque villages of Bibury and Bourton-on-the-Water
- Relish cream tea with scones and jam at Lower Slaughter
- Climb up the Broadway Tower for great views of the landscape
- Return to London
- Tip: The Cotswolds has a rich heritage of craftsmanship. Look out for local artisans selling handmade pottery, textiles, artwork, and more. You may find unique souvenirs to take home!
- This tour is pram/stroller accesible.
- The following are allowed on this tour: Outside food & drinks, photography, and baggage.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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All Your Oxford Day Tour Options
Guided Tour of Oxford
This is the most convenient way to explore Oxford. When taking an Oxford day trip, guided tours typically cover your transfers from one location to another. These also include a knowledgeable tour guide who can tell you about the history of the city and its many secrets.
Non-guided tour of Oxford
A non-guided tour is one where visitors can explore Oxford on their own and at their own leisure. Non-guided tours give you the flexibility to choose when, how, and where you will go.
Oxford Tour Combos
In a combo tour, you will visit Oxford along with other locations. You can pick from Windsor, Stonehenge, Cambridge, Stratford, and more. Transportation is arranged and you will be accompanied by an expert guide to ensure a hassle-free visit.
Guided vs. Non-guided Tours of Oxford
Guided Tours
- You will be accompanied by an expert guide throughout your trip, right from pick up to drop off.
- In a guided tour, you will usually be a part of a larger group.
- As part of a guided tour, your pick up, drop off, and transportation will be included.
- Guided tours are usually done in a set schedule with a fixed itinerary.
Non-guided Tours
- You can explore Oxford at your own pace, and visit the sights and locations you want to.
- A non-guided tour isn’t done as part of a group.
- Transportation is not included in non-guided tours. You will have to arrange it on your own.
- Non-guided tours are flexible - you can explore the locations you want to, at your own pace.
What to See in Oxford
The following are some popular tourist attractions in Oxford, most of which are covered in Oxford tours. Please note that the Oxford Museum of Natural History is set to reopen on September 22, 2020, while the Sheldonian Theatre remains temporarily closed.
1. Bodleian Library
The second largest library in the UK, after the British Library, this is a must-visit when in Oxford. The library has 12 million items and has about 400 years of records of English literature. The Bodleian Library is also famous for being entitled to receive a free copy of every single book published in England.
2. Radcliffe Camera
Also referred to as the “Heart of Oxford”, the Radcliffe Camera is one of the city’s most iconic buildings. It was Oxford’s first circular library, and today, it has become the main reading room of the Bodleian Library.
3. University Church of St Mary the Virgin
Initially, in the 12th century, the church was used by those at the university for occasions like awarding degrees or services. Today, it serves as a church and as a tourist attraction - one from where visitors can get unparalleled views of the city.
4. Oxford University Museum of Natural History
This museum was established in 1850 and displays many of the university’s natural history specimens. The building has a neo-Gothic architectural style, and houses fossils, rocks & minerals, and zoological items, among others.
5. Ashmolean Museum
Established over three centuries ago, the Ashmolean Museum is the world's first university museum. This museum is dedicated to art and archaeology, with massive collections of each. Some of the pieces found here are drawings by Michelangelo, Raphael, and Leonardo da Vinci; the Kish tablet; and a Viking hoard.
6. The Sheldonian Theatre
The Sheldonian Theatre serves as the official ceremonial hall for the University of Oxford. It was built between 1664 and 1669 and is best known for its complex D-shaped timber roof.
7. Bridge of Sighs
The Hertford Bridge connects two parts of Hertford College, thus deriving its name. It is, however, popularly known as the Bridge of Sighs due to its similarity to the original Venetian bridge.
8. Oxford Castle and Prison
Oxford Castle is a medieval castle that was built for William the Conqueror in 1071. By the 18th century, after most of the building was destroyed, the remains of the building were used as a prison. Today, this is a popular tourist attraction where visitors can see the remains, along with St. George’s Tower, the motte, and the crypt.
Plan Your London to Oxford Day Trip
Getting there
Best time to visit
Food & drink
Stay
Shopping
Must-do
- Coach: You can take a London to Oxford bus from Victoria Station. These are frequent, with one every 10-15 minutes, and have multiple pick up and drop off points. Your travel time would be around 1 hour 40 minutes.
- Train: You can take a train from London to Oxford from Paddington station. These run frequently as well, nearly one every 30 minutes. Your travel time would be about an hour.
- Car: One can also drive down to Oxford from London. Take the M25 to the M40 and get off at the A40 to reach Oxford. While this is a convenient way, keep in mind that parking in Oxford can be expensive. If you drive at a decent speed, the journey could take you about 1.5 hours.
- Guided tour: As part of a guided tour, your transportation from London to Oxford is arranged in a private bus, usually with free WiFi.
While Oxford is charming throughout the year, the best time to visit Oxford is between May and September. The weather is pleasant, and one can indulge in many outdoor activities.
However, please note that July-August is peak tourist season in the city, so ensure you visit before or after this time if you want to avoid the crowd.
Oxford has a range of places for people to eat and drink at - from pubs & cafes to Michelin-star restaurants, you will find it all here.
When in Oxford, you must try Pad Thai at Oli's Thai, tapas at Arbequina, and curry at Yeti. Other popular eateries include the Rooftop Restaurant at the Ashmolean, Gee’s, Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons, and Kazbar. If you’re looking for a traditional tea experience, head to Queen's Lane Coffee House, which has been serving up delicious beverages since 1654.
Do note that the city centre of Oxford has all the expensive restaurants and shops. If you’re looking for something cheaper, head to areas like Jericho and Cowley Road.
Oxford has many options when it comes to accommodation options. If you’re looking for budget-friendly places you can opt for a hostel or camping. For a mid-sized budget, you can choose a B&B, cottage, apartment, or a guesthouse. If you're looking for something high-end, you can pick from an array of luxury hotels and resorts.
Here are some recommendations to help you get started:
- Hostels: Oxford Backpackers, YHA Youth Hostel, and Central Backpackers.
- Camp sites: Diamond Farm, Oxford Camping and Caravanning Club Site, and Valley Farm.
- Hotels: Royal Oxford Hotel, Jurys Inn, and Oxford Spires Four Pillars.
- B&Bs: Artist Cottage B&B, Marlborough House Hotel, and Conifers Guest House.
- Apartments: The Oxford Townhouse Serviced Apartment, Ashbrook Serviced Apartments, and The Garden Quarter.
When in Oxford, head to Queen Street, Cornmarket Street, and Westgate Shopping Centre, if you are looking for chain retailers.
The Covered market is a historic market with stores inside the building. It opened in 1774, and has been open to visitors since. Here, you can find a plethora of unique boutiques selling everything you want, and more.
If you’re looking for more luxury retail, you can either head to the city center or Bicester Village, which is a half-hour train away from the city.
Here are some things that are a must-do when in Oxford:
- Take a tour of the University of Oxford.
- Visit the Oxford Botanic Gardens & Arboretum.
- Harry Potter fans can indulge in a tour of all film shooting locations.
- Explore the Oxford Covered Market.
- Visit the Bridge of Sighs.
- Go punting.
- Discover our origins at the Oxford University Museum of Natural History.
- Take a trip back in time at Oxford Castle & Prison.
- Visit the world’s oldest public museum: Ashmolean Museum, and eat at the Rooftop Restaurant.
- Discover the city’s waterways, starting with Thames (which is called River Isis in Oxford).
All Your London to Oxford Day Trip Questions Answered
Is there a direct London to Oxford train?
Yes, there are frequent direct trains from London to Oxford, where you do not need to change trains.
Can I take a guided London to Oxford day trip?
Yes, there are many options available for a London to Oxford tour. In fact, it’s best to opt for a guided tour, as you can get information about the city, which enriches your travel experience. Additionally, your transfers are taken care of, ensuring your visit is hassle-free.
What can I do in Oxford?
When in Oxford, you can visit its stunning colleges, brilliant museums, or go punting. You can also try traditional English food or grab a pint of beer at one of the pubs. Other sights to visit are Radcliffe Camera, Oxford Castle, and the Bridge of Sighs.
Is Oxford Museum of Natural History open?
The museum will be open September 22, 2020 onwards. Guests must carry their free timed entry tickets, as walk-ins are not allowed.
Where can I eat in Oxford?
As Oxford is generally an expensive city, head to areas where students frequent to get a good and cheap meal. Walton Street, Jericho, and Cowley Road are popular places to eat at in Oxford.
What's a cheap way to get around the city?
You can use bicycles to get around Oxford. Apps like Pony Bikes and Mobike are popular and cheap options for dockless bikes, or you can also rent bikes for a full day. Oxford is a very bike-friendly city, so just stick to the lane and you should be fine.
Is Oxford wheelchair-accessible?
Oxford is a wheelchair-accessible city. Oxford Shopmobility also allows for visitors to borrow a manual or electric wheelchair or scooter to travel in the City Centre based on prior booking. Please note that the Railway Station is fully accessible as well.
What are the best Oxford tour tickets?
The best type of Oxford tickets are those that include guided tours. While slightly expensive, these are worth every penny as they give you an enriching experience.
What sights are covered on Oxford sightseeing tours?
While this depends solely on the tour, some popular attractions covered include Bridge of Sighs, Trinity College, Ashmolean Museum, and The Sheldonian Theatre.
Can I visit Oxford University for free?
Oxford University is made up of 38 colleges. While some are free to visit, others charge a nominal fee for visitors to gain access inside.
Can I avail discounts on Oxford attractions?
This depends on the attraction. However, most attractions offer discounts to children, seniors, and disabled individuals.
Can I purchase same day tickets to Oxford attractions?
Again, this depends on the attraction. However, please note that most attractions have made it mandatory for visitors to book tickets in advance, such as the Bodleian Library.
What is the duration of a London to Oxford day tour?
Day trips from Oxford to London usually take ten hours, including transfers.
Should I purchase my Oxford tickets in advance?
Yes, it is best to purchase your tickets in advance, as most attractions do not allow walk-in visits. With a pre-booked ticket, you can visit on the date and time of your preference.
What is the best time to visit Oxford?
The best time to visit Oxford is between May and September, when the weather is mild and pleasant.