Sorry for the delay. I have just seen your question. You can book these tours online or at the Visitors Centre but may have to be extra to the Oxford Pass if they are not included.

Sorry for the delay - the CS Lewis and Tolkien tour is dedicated to this theme and so there is not much time for general information on Oxford City & University. I can recommend the official Uni & City Tour for that. Doing both tours should work well - there will be a little crossover inevitably but you can also ask both Guides and specific questions you may have.

Unfortunately, we do not offer tours in Greek at the moment. But this could be arranged if you're looking to book for a group. Please feel free to contact us through our website or give us a call +44 (0)1865 686430.

'Sorry - I don't know. Is there a tourism bureau your could contact?

The meeting point is next to Martyrs Memorial on St Giles, Oxford OX1 3 BJ

I would highly recommend if you are a fan of these programs - the tour guide was experienced, local, knowledgeable and fun

Thanks very much for your question. All of our tours are 2 hours long and involve 1-2miles walking - Oxford is quite flat and walkable, however some colleges do have a few steps at the entrance. Please advise us when you book (and please book well in advance) so that we can ensure as much as possible that the college included in your tour is easily accessible.

You will be picked up from Victoria Coach Station (Gate 1-5) at 08:45am and travel in a deluxe motor coach, accompanied by a guide to visit Windsor, Stonehenge and Oxford. At each destination, you can either spend the time at your leisure or choose from the activities offered by your guide on the day. If you choose these activities, simply pay direct on the day of the tour. In Windsor, your guide will give you the option to visit Windsor Castle (entrance purchased from the guide on the tour day) or you will have free time to explore this beautifully historic town at your own pace. Continue to Stonehenge where you can take an audio-guided Stonehenge tour. This would also be the perfect time for lunch. Your guide will recommend an elegant restaurant overlooking the site. Again, if you wish you can simply explore the site on your own. Lastly you will visit Oxford. You can choose to join a fascinating free Oxford tour; you will see Christchurch College (entrance to Christ Church can be purchased from your guide directly) where Harry Potter was filmed, the Bodleian Library and the Sheldonian Theatre. There will also be free time for you to explore Oxford at your leisure. After your visit to Oxford you will be taken back to London. You will arrive at Victoria Station at around 7:00pm.

On your tour, as well as seeing some of the oldest colleges and most famous University buildings from the outside – including the Radcliffe Camera, Bodleian Library and Old Schools Quadrangle – your Guide will take you on a visit to one of Oxford’s world-famous colleges, when available, to see its quadrangles, chapel and beautiful gardens.