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Tours & day trips
See all 157 activitiesOpens in new tabFrom London: Cotswolds and Oxford Guided Day-Trip
Private & custom tours
See all 59 activitiesOpens in new tabWindsor, Stonehenge & Oxford Private Chauffeured Experience
Cruises & boat tours
See all 11 activitiesOpens in new tabOxford: Afternoon Tea Sightseeing River Cruise
Adventure & outdoor
See all 8 activitiesOpens in new tabTWO DAYS TOUR Oxford City plus Cotswolds Cycle Tours
Popular places to visit
University of Oxford
Enjoy the student vibe when you visit University of Oxford during your travels in Oxford. Experience the area's museums and theatre scene.
Oxford Castle
Embark on an entertaining journey through this medieval castle. Learn about its dark past and listen to tales of murder and crime.
Christ Church College
Enjoy the student vibe when you visit Christ Church College during your trip to Oxford. While you're in the area, stroll along the riverfront.
Bodleian Library
Sign up for a tour to get a closer look at the priceless gems in one of the oldest libraries in the world.
Oxford University Museum of Natural History
Gaze up at towering Oxfordshire dinosaur skeletons, see a colony of swifts in a tower and study the preserved model of the extinct dodo.
Ashmolean Museum
The world’s oldest public museum is home to a fascinating collection of global curios and priceless works of art.
Exeter College
Stroll across perfectly kept grounds, admire centuries-old architecture and attend a peaceful evening recital in one of Oxford’s first colleges.
Covered Market
Discover the charms of the quaint city of Oxford at this permanent market full of local produce and intriguing trinkets.
Carfax Tower
Climb the narrow, winding staircase to reach the top of this tower, which is considered the very centre of Oxford, for a panoramic view over the city.