• 11 Broad St - Meet the guide OUTSIDE the address, not inside. This location is not affiliated with our business. The meeting point is the RED PILLAR MAILBOX in front of 11 Broad Street. Your guide will be wearing a royal blue item of clothing with a heraldic shield—this could be a jacket, cap, beanie, scarf, or polo shirt.
• Balliol College - Discover one of the oldest universities in the world while admiring the first of many architecturally magnificent buildings.
• Trinity College - Explore some of the unique traditions of this historic and prestigious university. From pranks to tortoises, student life here is anything but dull!
• Sheldonian Theatre - Learn about the 13 busts visible atop the pillars, and gain an insider’s correction of a common misconception.
• The Divinity School - Discover the intricacies of the Oxford graduation ceremony, and, if accessible, take a peek inside the Divinity School, famously featured in the Harry Potter films.
• Bodleian Library - With a rich history, uncover some of the treasures housed among the 12 million books here.
• Radcliffe Camera - A dome renowned as one of the Oxford Dreaming Spires, and a Camera that has nothing to do with photography? Contradictions abound here, and your guide will ensure you don’t get lost in them!
• All Souls College - A highly prestigious college requiring an incredibly rigorous examination for all prospective students. Your guide can share examples of past questions; how do you think you would fare?
• University Church of St. Mary the Virgin - The University Church is an excellent place to understand some of the tensions between ‘Town and Gown,’ and is, of course, a stunning building to admire!
• Oriel College - A controversial piece of university history, learn why there have been protests against honoring one of the main funders of the College.
• Christ Church Meadow - One of the most famous sites in Oxford, with many influential figures associated with this college!
• New College - ##IMPORTANT: This option is available only if selected at the time of booking.

Access times for New College – Spring/Summer 2025 (10th March to 14th October):
Open daily from 10:30 am to 5:00 pm.
Last entry at 4:30 pm. All visitors must leave the premises by 5:00 pm.

The self-guided visit to New College takes place at the end of the walking tour. Access involves a short walk to the entrance on Holywell Street.

Please keep these timings in mind when booking this option.

• University of Oxford Botanic Garden - Begin your relaxing journey by being chauffeured past the UK’s oldest botanic garden, with the dreaming spires of Oxford peeking over the trees.
• Christ Church Meadow - Continue your peaceful journey through the nature of Oxford by passing Christ Church Meadow, a large area owned by the College that provides access to many of the city’s boathouses.
• St. Hilda’s College - One of several expansive College Gardens, St Hilda’s boasts rich wildlife and seasonal color year-round, perfect for appreciating on your serene trip along the River Cherwell!
• Oxford Punting - After experiencing the above (and more!) on the walking tour, take a short break and walk to Magdalen Bridge Boathouse, where a manager will meet you and direct you to the departure point for your punting tour!

• Exceptional access to interiors (WHEN ACCESSIBLE)
• Oxford University Student or Graduate Guide
• Chauffeured punting tour along the River Cherwell
• Learn about the Oxbridge application process from a student
• Learn about Oxford history and anecdotes
• Insight into student life at an elite university
• Enter New College (WHEN YOU BOOK THIS OPTION)

• Gratuities
• Indoor access to structures unless booked in advance
• Refreshments

This tour provides a unique opportunity to explore Oxford both on foot and by water, all in one visit. Experience the full charm of Oxford by joining our 90-minute walking tour led by students or graduates, paired with a 30-minute chauffeured punting tour—a wonderful way to appreciate the city’s history and beauty.

The tour takes place outdoors. If chosen during booking, AFTER THE WALKING TOUR CONCLUDES, your experience can be enhanced with a self-guided visit to New College, one of the university’s most historic and scenic colleges.

Following this, without the need to arrange another activity, you’ll step into a traditional punt and be guided along Oxford’s more tranquil, verdant areas. As you glide past the Botanic Gardens, Christ Church Meadows, and the banks where Lewis Carroll once strolled, you’ll enjoy a perspective of the city that most walking tours do not offer.

This tour is a perfect blend of Oxford’s rich academic heritage and its serene riverside environment—all in one delightful experience.

• ##IMPORTANT: Before booking New College, please note the following timings: Spring/Summer 2025 (10th March to 14th October): Open daily from 10:30 am to 5:00 pm Last entry at 4:30 pm All visitors must leave the premises by 5:00 pm If you have any doubts or questions, feel free to contact us.
• New College is generally 10 to 15 minutes away from the tour’s end point. Please keep this in mind before booking.
• Wheelchair users are welcome on the tour. Please note that one small area is inaccessible, though it only accounts for a few minutes of the route. Some parts of New College may also be difficult to access. We advise caution due to uneven surfaces, curbs, and potential trip hazards. Please also be mindful of vehicles and bicycles, particularly in busy areas.
• In autumn and winter, Oxford’s rivers can experience high or low water levels. Tours may be cancelled in such cases, with a refund or alternative option provided. These conditions are beyond our control.
• Not recommended for travellers who cannot complete a 90-minute walk

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.