Balliol College
One of the oldest colleges in the city, and alma mata of four British Prime Ministers.
Balliol College
One of the oldest colleges in the city, and alma mata of four British Prime Ministers.
Trinity College
Hear the history of this stunning college, including about the infamous theft of a famous tortoise from their fiercest rivals.
Blackwell's Bookshop
An extraordinary place, and home to one of the largest rooms of books on the planet.
History of Science Museum
The oldest museum in the world and home to several mind-blowing artefacts, including two chalkboards one used by Albert Einstein himself.
The Divinity School
The first lecture hall of the University, featuring the most incredible stone ceiling you’ve ever seen. Also features in many movies, including several Harry Potters.
Sheldonian Theatre
Iconic structure designed by Sir Christopher Wren to hold graduation and matriculation ceremonies.
Bridge of Sighs
This famous bridge connects two halls of Herford College. There’s a fabulous story behind it, unsurprisingly!
Bodleian Library
Regale the tale of Henry VIII’s Reformation as we learn about the most fascinating library in the world. Gorgeous stone towers and more books than you’ve had hot dinners.
Radcliffe Camera
The ‘poster-child’ of the city of Oxford. But what is it’s purpose? And how does it tie in to Nazi Germany?
All Souls College
The only of Oxford’s colleges that doesn’t offer places to students. Home to the world’s hardest exams and the city’s weirdest party.
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The Bear Tavern
The oldest pub in Oxford. A great place to stop, or to extend the tour if you wish. Merton Lane, the High St and Christ Church meadow are calling!
Lincoln College
This lovely college is certainly on the small side, but it's history packs quite a punch. Here, we'll discuss the Town vs Gown rivalry in Oxford, and how it resulted in one young student's death.
Christ Church
This beautiful meadow sits just outside Christ Church, perhaps the grandest college at Oxford.
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