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Oxford Walking Tours

Explore oxford with a skilled and knowledgeable guide.

Explore Oxford with a skilled and knowledgeable Oxford Official Walking Tour Guide. See the filming locations used in Harry Potter, Inspector Morse, and the University’s most famous buildings: The Radcliffe Camera, Bridge of Sighs, Sheldonian Theatre, and the Bodleian Library.

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• Hour Glass 2 hours

Oxford University & City Walking Tour

The best way to explore Oxford is on foot with your friendly and expert guide, who will share stories about this beautiful city and its famous university.

• Hour Glass 1 or 2 hours

Group & Private Tours

Explore Oxford’s points of interest and history with your own private guide, perfect for school groups and families and friends. We’ll personalise your tour to meet your interests.

Oxford Ghost Tour

Meet the ghosts of Oxford on this evening ghost tour! Hear the spookiest, most well-known tales from around the city and learn about its most famous spirits.

Inspector Morse Tour Oxford

Join the Inspector Morse, Lewis, and Endeavour Tour for a fun look at all the Oxford locations for these popular TV detective series.

C.S. Lewis & J.R.R. Tolkien Tour

This is the specialist Oxford walking tour for all fans of C.S. Lewis & J.R.R. Tolkien. Explore their work and key Oxford locations with an enthusiastic guide.

• Hour Glass 1 hours

Harry Potter Highlights Tour

For all fans of Harry Potter (designed especially for children and their families), this is the perfect Oxford walking tour. See the key locations from the outside that inspired the Harry Potter Stories.

Philip Pullman’s Oxford Tour

Experience the places and stories that inspired Philip Pullman’s best-selling books on a walking tour of Oxford, endorsed by the author himself!

• Map Marker Oxford
• Hour Glass 50 Minutes

Oxford Experience Cruise

Oxford river cruises.

Experience river life in Oxford whilst cruising down the University regatta course! We take in a fascinating stretch of River as we cruise down the university regatta course towards quaint Iffley village.

• Hour Glass 2.5 hours

Oxford Picnic Cruise

Travel through the city past famous landmarks including Christchurch College and Meadows, the University boathouses and regatta course, the Head of the River and Folly Bridge. Tour operates between April and October.

• Hour Glass 1.5 hours

Afternoon Tea River Cruise

This relaxing afternoon cruise sails downstream from Folly Bridge taking in the best-known reach of the River Thames in Oxford.  This trip operates between May and September.

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River Thames Cruise

Vip london tour.

Discover London’s hidden riverside gems on this fascinating tour.

Windsor Castle Tour

Visit the amazing site of Windsor Castle.

Stratford upon Avon, Oxford and The Cotswolds Tour

Famous sights and gorgeous architecture with your own private driver

Oxford, Stratford, Cotswolds and Warwick Castle Tour

Beautiful scenery and world famous architecture in one private tour.

Bath, Stonehenge, Salisbury and Magna Carta Tour

Informative and fun all day private tour.

Stonehenge and Bath Tour

See some of Britain’s most marvellous sights with your own private driver!

London Top Sights Small Group Tour

See the sights tours.

See all the sights at once including Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, Tower of London, Trafalgar Square, St Paul’s, Tower Bridge, Downing Street & more

Regents Canal Waterbus Boat Trip from LITTLE VENICE → CAMDEN TOWN

London water bus.

Perfect for a visit to CAMDEN MARKET & Buck Street eco Market.

Regents Canal Waterbus Boat Trip from CAMDEN TOWN → LITTLE VENICE

Departing from West Yard street food at CAMDEN MARKET travelling to serene LITTLE VENICE, with nearby Paddington Central, Merchant Square and Warwick Avenue.

Pay & Play Virtual Tour – Regent’s Canal

London guided walks.

Discover the history of the Regent’s Canal, between Angel Islington and London Fields, Hackney.

Temple Treasure Hunt

Give your brain a workout with our challenging clues which cover the famous area known as Temple.

Find the Phoenix – Virtual Escape Room

Embark on a virtual London adventure with friends, family or colleagues.

• Map Marker Henley

Private Cruise on Modern Day-Boat

Henley river boats.

Enjoy a wonderful river cruise on a modern day boat, as you relax on the river as it meanders through Henley and runs along the famous Regatta course.

Two-hour Private Cruise on Hebe

Enjoy a wonderful river cruise on a traditional boat, as you relax on the river as it meanders through Henley and runs along the famous Regatta course.

Wizards London Bus Tour of Harry Potter Film Locations

Brit movie tours.

Come and join the Wizards London Bus Tour and take a magical fun-packed coach tour of Harry Potter film locations and inspirations inspired by J K Rowlings books in the British capital.

James Bond Walking Tour of London

Discover what it takes to be the world’s most famous secret agent, as we take you on a journey to uncover some of the locations from the James Bond films, including the latest 007 film to be released in 2020 – No Time to Die, as well as Bond’s previous adventure, SPECTRE.

James Bond Walking Tour of London • Private

Wizards london walking tour of harry potter film locations.

For fans of J K Rowlings famous young wizard this Wizards London Walk is a perfect way to spend a couple of hours in the British capital exploring Harry Potter London filming locations.

Wizards London Walking Tour of Harry Potter Film Locations • Private

Midsomer murders private tour.

Enjoy a tour of the fictional murder capital of England with your own expert local driver guide

London Ghost Tour

Brit icon tours.

Believers and skeptics are welcome to join this frightening London Ghost Tour as your world renowned author leads you on a walking tour around some of London’s most haunted sites.

Jane Austen Tour of Bath plus City Highlights

Bath as your expert local guide shows the main attractions of this beautiful Georgian city.

Beatles London Walking Tour

Roll up, roll up, step right this way as we take you on a Beatles Tour of London.

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Green & Blue Badge Tour Guides in Oxford

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Award winning guided tours based on your interests

We find you the best guide, for your walking tour of Oxford

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Fully Bespoke Tours

Our guides are experienced and knowledgeable and many of them, including Sandra, have studied at Oxford. We offer a wide range of specialist tours

Award Winning Team

Oxford Tour Guides have won awards - a certificate of excellence from Trip Advisor 2018 and Tour Operator of the Year in 2018 from the Luxury Travel Guide.

Best Priced Tours

We offer reasonable rates and easy ways to pay and book. We will help you plan your tour on a day and time to suit you. Blue or Green Badge accredited Guides

Oxford Tour Guides would love to show you round on a walking tour to discover Oxford’s glorious architecture, the University and ancient colleges and share its history and traditions with you.

We have the top qualified tour guides in Oxford offering general as well as specialist tours. We aim to provide the best guide for your group and tailor your tour to your interests.

"Oxford, the city of dreaming spires is famous for its 800 year old university and centre of learning"

Things to see and do in Oxford

The Ashmolean

The Ashmolean is the University of Oxford’s museum of art and archaeology, founded in 1683. Our world famous collections range from Egyptian mummies to contemporary art, telling human stories across cultures and across time.

The Bodleian

Twenty-seven libraries across Oxford, including the central University library. The Bodleian Library is the main research library of the University of Oxford, and is one of the oldest libraries in Europe. It derives its name from its founder, Sir Thomas Bodley. 

Natural History Museum

Oxford University Museum of Natural History holds an internationally-significant collection of natural history specimens and archives in a stunning example of neo-Gothic architecture. It is home to a lively programme of research, teaching and events.

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Specialist Tours

We offer specialist tours and find a guide who can best match your interests. Please do contact us for a discussion about how we can help you plan your visit. 

Oxford & Beyond

General Tours

Oxford Tour Guides specialise in private or group tours with a guide exclusively for you, on a date and time to suit. The most popular tour is the general tour lasting either 90 minutes or 2 hours. 

Conferences & Events

We can offer you the following tours, or if you have any other ideas we could possibly find a guide who can best match your interests. Please do contact us for a discussion about how we can help you plan your visit. 

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We can offer you the following tours, or if you have any other ideas we could possibly find a guide who can best match your interests. Please do contact us for a discussion about how we can help you plan your visit. 

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Explore Oxford during an Oxford Official Walking Tour with a skilled and knowledgeable guide. See the filming locations used in Inspector Morse and Harry Potter, and the University’s most famous buildings: the Radcliffe Camera, Bridge of Sighs, Sheldonian Theatre, and the Bodleian Library.

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Discover the rich history and main attractions of Oxford with our official Stepping Through Oxford Walking Tour. Our professional tour guides are ready to answer all your questions and provide you with an unforgettable experience.

Official Walking Tour

A quick and comprehensive experience.

Our Stepping Through Oxford walking tour is the perfect choice for those who want to explore the main sites of Oxford City Centre and learn about their fascinating history in a short period of time. This tour, which is our shortest at 45 minutes, offers a condensed yet comprehensive overview of the city.

Quality-Assessed, Accessible, Guided, Walking Tours

All of our guided walking tours are quality assessed and delivered by highly trained, knowledgeable, and experienced guides. The tours are delivered in small group sizes, allowing for a more intimate experience – meaning that if you have any questions, you can always ask your tour guide!

We have recently finished working on a project that aimed to make the City Sightseeing attraction all-inclusive. Up until now, we have advised that the walking tour (referring to the free 45min walking tour) was not accessible for wheelchair users. Not anymore!  with the help of Diane Sider, member of the committee ‘Unlimited Oxford’ we worked out a route for the 45min tour (same tour same highlights same duration) which is now accessible to everyone.

Tour Details

Availability: Tours leave daily at 11:30, 12:30, 14:00 and 15:00

Duration: 45 mins

Difficulty: Easy

Price: Adult £10, Child £5, Senior/Student £9

Group sizes: Small

Meeting point: Oxford Visitor Information Point

Accessibility: Fully accessible.

Tour Features

• Popular short walking tour
• Delivered by friendly and professional guides
• Small group sizes
• Frequent departures
• The Stepping Through Oxford walking tour is free with all City Sightseeing Oxford open top bus tours

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Private group walking tours in oxford.

Embark on a group walking tour of Oxford’s Dreaming Spires, tailored to your preferences and led by our experienced and friendly guides. With a private tour, you get the freedom to explore the city without set paths, make no compromises, and have endless opportunities to ask questions. The colleges visited and the university buildings discussed are selected just for you!

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Group discounts.

Booking 10 or more tickets?

Contact us for a group discount.

Private Hire & Weddings

Hire a whole bus for your own private Oxford City tour or for use at a special event.

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Oxford bus tour + attraction tickets. Historic buildings, boat trips and more!

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• Private Family Tours

2 Hour Free Oxford Walking Tour

• Oxford University & City Tour with Alumni Guide
• Christ Church With Extended University Tour
• Harry Potter Tour of Oxford
• Oxford Ghost Tour
• London To Oxford Express Tour
• Oxford Bike Tour
• Oxford Bike & Walking Tour
• Oxford to Stonehenge and Bath
• Blenheim Half Day Tour
• Private Day Tours
• School Group Tours
• Foreign Language Oxford Walking Tours
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• Cambridge Free Walking Tour
• Cambridge University & King’s College Tour
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• Private Tours of London
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• Bath Free Walking Tour
• Roman Baths & City Walking Tour
• Private Family Bath Walking Tour
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• York Free Walking Tour
• York Minster & City Tour
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• Authentic Tours By Oxford Students
• The Most Famous Parts Of Oxford University
• The Most Popular Tour In Oxford
• Hear About Student Life, Ceremonies And Rivalries

Duration : 2 Hours Language : English Availability Monday to Sunday: 11am & 2pm Meeting point : All Our Tours Meet At Oxford Tourism Information, 16 Broad Street, OX1 3AS ( see here )

All groups of 8 or over, and any commercially arranged trips, must make a private booking – contact us  for details.

• Is this child-friendly?

Absolutely. Lots of families come on this every day. We keep the content as fun and engaging as possible!

• Is this accessible with a pram? 

Yes, but at one point you may need to collapse the pram to go through a kissing gate. 

• Can I bring my dog?

Please note that our tours are not dog-friendly, and no animals are permitted to join the group for the safety of our customers. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Thank you for your understanding.

The Original Famous Oxford Free Tour

For over 10 years we have provided this hugely popular experience. With our fun and engaging guides, its fair to say this tour has revolutionised tourism in Oxford!

The Most Famous Sites At Oxford University

From the Radcliffe Camera to the Libraries, this tour covers a huge amount of sights. These are all covered externally, if you want to go inside you need this tour (click here ). 

A Wealth Of History In A Fun Way

 The tour covers a vast range of different topics, all explained clearly and accessibly by our University-educated guides. We take you through the story of Oxford, from the city’s beginnings as a humble Saxon town through to its current position as a world-famous seat of learning and culture. Oxford has been around for nearly 2000 years. Give us two short hours, and we’ll tell you this amazing story from start to finish!

No Boring Tours

All of our Oxford walking tours are delivered in such a way as to ensure you don’t fall asleep! We hate dry, boring tours that don’t engage their audiences. History doesn’t need to be boring, and with so many big names and events having been tied to Oxford (as well as the University having so many bizarre traditions and funny stories), we see no reason why you shouldn’t enjoy every single minute of your tour experience.

• Christ Church College
• All Souls College
• Trinity College
• Oriel College
• Hertford College
• Merton College
• The Bodleian Library
• The Radcliffe Camera
• Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
• University Church of St Marys
• Many More University Sites
• History Of The Town
• Student Life At Oxford
• University Ceremonies
• Famous Graduates And Their Little Known Stories
• Our Famous Finishing Story!

How Much Does All That Cost?

At Footprints, we believe in letting you decide how much your experience was worth. Our free oxford walking tour is solely funded by tips; tips are purely voluntary, and our guides will never pressure you to leave one.

This way of doing business means we are constantly working to provide the best Oxford walking tours we can. If people didn’t love our tours, we’d be long gone! Fortunately, they do – we’re consistently have more reviews than any Oxford tour provider on TripAdviser!

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Tours of the Bodleian Libraries

Get behind the scenes access to one of the oldest working libraries in the world. See the awe-inspiring architecture and hear the stories from the historic heart of the University.

Book a tour

Select tours go on sale one month in advance. Additional tickets are made available on the day to buy in person only. To buy tickets in person, visit the information desk in the Weston Library .

For upcoming closures, please check our Plan your visit page.

What else to see on your visit

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Our office hours are Monday–Friday, 9am–4pm

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• Virtual tour  

Visiting the colleges

Here you will find information on opening times and admission charges, where these apply, for the colleges and permanent private halls of Oxford University, and links to their individual websites.

You will also find links to virtual tours of some of the colleges.

If you are interested in studying at Oxford University, please see our information for prospective students  including  information on colleges for prospective undergraduates

All Souls College

• Location : High Street (OX1 4AL)
• Tel : 01865 279379
• Open : Members of the public are welcome to visit the College Front and Great Quadrangles and Chapel as individual visitors or groups (up to six) 14:00-16:00 on weekdays and Sundays.
• Charge: Free
• Website :  All Souls College
• All Souls College location map

Balliol College

• Location : Broad Street ( OX1   3BJ)
• Tel : 01865 277777
• Open : Usually open 10:00-17:00 or dusk (whichever is earlier)
• Charge : Adults from £5, concessions and students from £3
• Note : Groups: 19 plus guide for green/blue badge guided tours; 8 plus guide for all other groups
• Website : Balliol College
• Balliol College location map
• Balliol College Virtual Tour

Blackfriars

• Location : St Giles (OX1 3LY )
• Tel : 01865 278400
• Open : Blackfriars Church is open to the public daily in daylight hours.
• Website : Blackfriars
• Blackfriars location map

Brasenose College

• Location : Radcliffe Square (OX1 4AJ)
• Tel: 01865 277830
• Open : Mon-Fri: 10:00-11:30 and 14:00-16:30, Sat and Sun: 13:00-16:30
• Charge : Free, donations welcome 
• Note : Groups must book in advance. Maximum group size of 20. Only one group allowed into the College at any one time. Individual tourists can be allowed in at the discretion of the duty porter, with a small donation to the College. Full information for tourists and tour groups is available here .
• Website : Brasenose College
• Brasenose College location map
• Brasenose College Virtual Tour

Campion Hall

• Location : Brewer Street (OX1 1QS)
• Tel : 01865 286100
• Open : By appointment only
• Website :  Campion Hall
• Campion Hall location map

Christ Church

• Location : St Aldate's (OX1 1DP)
• Tel : 01865 276492
• Open : Mon-Sun. To visit Christ Church please book a timed ticket online via the Christ Church website . Tickets are released on a weekly basis. Please note that as a working academic and religious institution some areas, including the Hall and the Cathedral, may close occasionally without notice. Any known closures will be listed against the relevant time slots on the booking system. Visit the  cathedral website  for a schedule of daily services.
• Charge : Full details can be found by visiting the  tickets page on the Christ Church website .
• Note : Book tickets online to guarantee entry. Groups of 12 or more must book in advance. For information on how to visit Christ Church Picture Gallery please see:  Visiting the Gallery at Christ Church .
• Website :  Christ Church
• Christ Church location map
• Christ Church Virtual Tour

Corpus Christi College

• Location : Merton Street (OX1 4JF)
• Tel : 01865 276700
• Open : 13:30-16:30
• Note : Groups (maximum 20) must book in advance and be accompanied by a Blue Badge Guide
• Website : Corpus Christi College
• Corpus Christi College location map
• Corpus Christi College Virtual Tour

Exeter College

• Location : Turl Street (OX1 3DP)
• Tel : 01865 279600
• Open : Members of the public are very welcome to visit Exeter College at Turl Street, unless the College is closed for a special event. We recommend calling in advance to check the College is open and any restrictions on where you can visit. The College is normally open between 14:00 and 17:00 during term time and between 13:00 and 17:00 outside of term time.
• Charge : Alumni, prospective students and Bodleian card holders are welcome to visit with up to three guests for free. Organised tour groups can visit for £3 per person (no charge for tour guides) by booking with the Porters’ Lodge.
• Note : Exeter College Chapel services are open to all and provide everyone the opportunity to reflect and to listen to the College’s outstanding choir, irrespective of religious beliefs. Cohen Quad is open to current members of the University of Oxford and to Exeter College alumni with appropriate identification. Cohen Quad is not generally open to the public, although public events such as musical or dramatic performances, lectures, or open days are sometimes held there and members of the public encouraged to attend.
• Website : Exeter College
• Exeter College location map
• Explore Exeter College: video tours
• Exeter College Virtual Tour

Green Templeton College

• Location : Woodstock Road (OX2 6HG)
• Tel : 01865 274770
• Open : By appointment only
• Note : Maximum 20 people in a group. Graduate college
• Website : Green Templeton College
• Green Templeton College location map

Harris Manchester College

• Location : Mansfield Road (OX1 3TD)
• Tel : 01865 271006
• Open : Chapel only. Mon-Fri 10:00-17:30, Sat 09:00-12:00
• Charge : Free, donations welcome
• Note : Large parties must book in advance
• Website : Harris Manchester College
• Harris Manchester College location map
• Harris Manchester College Virtual Tour

Hertford College

• Location : Catte Street (OX1 3BW)
• Tel : 01865 279400
• Open : Hertford College is only open to prospective students, alumni, members of the University or those with a connection to the college. Members of the public are welcome to attend Evensong (Sunday 17:30 during term time) and advertised music recitals in the Chapel. The college will be closed to all visitors without appointment from 3 July 2023 until further notice for a major rebuilding programme.
• Website : Hertford College
• Hertford College location map

Jesus College

• Location : Turl Street (OX1 3DW)
• Tel : 01865 279700
• Open : Blue Badge guided tours only: 14:00-16:30 daily. For all other visitor enquiries contact the College Lodge on the number above. 
• Charge : Adults £3, seniors and children over 5 £2.
• Note : Maximum 20 people in a group; groups must book in advance
• Website : Jesus College
• Jesus College location map
• Jesus College Virtual Tour

Keble College

• Location : Parks Road (OX1 3PG)
• Tel : 01865 272727
• Open : Daily 14:00-17:00
• Note : Members of the public are welcome to visit the College main quad (Liddon quad) and Chapel. Occasionally during the year the College will be closed for College events so it is always best to contact the Porters prior to planning a visit. It is recommended to pre-book in case the College is closed due to events. Alumni, prospective students and offer holders are welcome to visit the College at any time. Please note that visitors to the College are not permitted to bring in any animal, except those specifically trained to provide assistance to their owners (eg guide/assistance dogs). Guided tours and groups of 8 or more must pre-book through the Porters Lodge or they will need to split into smaller groups and take the tour in turns. 
• Website : Keble College
• Keble College location map
• Keble College Virtual Tour

Kellogg College

• Location : 60-62 Banbury Road (OX2 6PN)
• Tel : 01865 612000
• Open : Mon-Fri 09:00-17:00
• Charge : Free
• Note : Graduate college committed to flexible learning
• Website : Kellogg College
• Kellogg College location map

Lady Margaret Hall

• Location : Norham Gardens (OX2 6QA)
• Tel : 01865 274300
• Open : Daily 10:00-17:00
• Website : Lady Margaret Hall
• Lady Margaret Hall location map
• Lady Margaret Hall Virtual Tour

Linacre College

• Location : St Cross Road (OX1 3JA)
• Tel : 01865 271650
• Note : Graduate college
• Website : Linacre College
• Linacre College location map

Lincoln College

• Location : Turl Street (OX1 3DR)
• Tel : 01865 279800
• Open : Mon-Sun 14:00-17:00
• Website : Lincoln College
• Lincoln College location map
• Explore Lincoln College: enjoy virtual tours around the college

Magdalen College

• Location : High Street (OX1 4AU)
• Tel : 01865 276000
• Open:  3 January to 22 December: 10:00 to dusk or 19:00, whichever is the earlier. (These are subject to occasional change which will be advertised on this website , or our noticeboard outside the main entrance. The College will be closed to all visitors on 24 and 25 June, 22 and 23 September, 1 October and 19-31 December, all dates inclusive. Find out more about other special opening times including New Year’s Day 2024 at Visiting Magdalen College .
• Charges:  Adults £9.50; over 65s, children and students £8.50; family ticket (2 adults and up to 3 children aged 7 or over) £28. 
• Note:  Please see college website for full visitor information.
• Website : Magdalen College
• Magdalen College location map
• Magdalen College Virtual Tour

Mansfield College

• Location : Mansfield Road (OX1 3TF)
• Tel : 01865 270999
• Note : Groups (maximum 12 people) must be accompanied by a guide
• Website : Mansfield College
• Mansfield College location map
• Mansfield College Virtual Tour

Merton College

• Location : Merton Street (OX1 4JD)
• Tel : 01865 276310
• Open : Mon-Fri 14:00-17:00 (last entry 16:30pm), Sat 10:00-17:00 (last entry 16:30), Sun 12:00-17:00 (last entry 16:30pm).
• Charge : Adults £3. Free to children under 13. There is a reduced fee of £2 for adults aged over 65. Free to University members and alumni (and up to three guests). Guided tours of college and medieval library £5 per person (summer only).
• Note : Groups of more than 10 must book in advance
• Website : Merton College
• Merton College location map
• Merton College Virtual Tour

New College

• Location : New College Lane (OX1 3BN)
• Tel : 01865 271233/01865 279500
• Open : Easter-Oct 10:00-17:00 (seven days a week); Oct-Easter 13:30-16:30 (Tuesday-Sunday)
• Charge : Adults £8; seniors, under 16s and full time students £7; family ticket (2 adults and up to 3 children aged 7 or over) £25. Free to children under 7 years of age, Oxford residents and old members.
• Note : Maximum 20 people in a group. Larger groups will need to split.
• Website : New College
• New College location map
• New College Virtual Tour

Nuffield College

• Location : New Road (OX1 1NF)
• Tel : 01865 278500
• Open : Closed until further notice due to building works.
• Website : Nuffield College
• Nuffield College location map

Oriel College

• Location : Oriel Square (OX1 4EW)
• Tel : 01865 276555
• Open : Mon-Fri 14:00-17:00 or dusk (whichever is earlier), Sat-Sun 13:00-17:00  
• Charge : Adults £3; concessions £2. 
• Note : Access to hall, chapel and first quad only. Maximum 12 people in a group. Closed during events.
• Website : Oriel College
• Oriel College location map
• Oriel College Virtual Tour

Pembroke College

• Location : Pembroke Square, St Aldate's (OX1 1DW)
• Tel : 01865 276444
• Note : Pembroke College is only open to prospective students, alumni, members of the University or those with a connection to the college.
• Website : Pembroke College
• Pembroke College location map
• Pembroke College Virtual Tour

The Queen's College

• Location : High Street (OX1 4AW)
• Tel : 01865 279120
• Open : Pre-arranged tours only, permitted Mon-Fri between 14:00-17:00 during term time.
• Note : The Queen’s College is only open to prospective students, alumni, members of the University, or those with a connection to the college. Aside from this, entry is only permitted if you are on a pre-arranged tour with the  Oxford Guild of Tour Guides  or attending Evensong.
• Website : The Queen's College
• The Queen's College location map
• The Queen's College Virtual Tour

Regent's Park College

• Location : Pusey Street (OX1 2LB)
• Contact : 01865 288120
• Open : By appointment
• Website : Regent's Park College
• Regent's Park College Map

Reuben College

• Location : Parks Road (OX2 6ED)
• Contact :  [email protected]
• Note : The building is currently closed for major refurbishments – please check the College website for updates
• Website : Reuben College
• Reuben College location map

Somerville College

• Location : Woodstock Road (OX2 6HD)
• Tel : 01865 270600
• Open : 09:00-12:00, 14:00-16:00. No admission outside term-time except for university members and Alumni card holders.
• Note : Large groups must book in advance
• Website : Somerville College
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St Anne's College

• Location : Woodstock Road (OX2 6HS)
• Tel : 01865 274800
• Open : Daily 09:00-17:00
• Website : St Anne's College
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St Antony's College

• Location : Woodstock Road (OX2 6JF)
• Tel : 01865 284700
• Website : St Antony's College
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St Catherine's College

• Location : Manor Road (OX1 3UJ)
• Tel : 01865 271700
• Note : Advance booking is required for groups of 10 or more
• Website : St Catherine's College
• St Catherine's College location map
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St Cross College

• Location : St Giles (OX1 3LZ)
• Tel : 01865 278490
• Open :  By appointment only
• Website : St Cross College
• St Cross College location map (Image: Blackwell Quad, credit David Fisher)

St Edmund Hall

• Location : Queen's Lane (OX1 4AR)
• Tel : 01865 279000
• Open : Daily 10:00-16:00
• Note : Maximum 12 people in a group. Larger groups by appointment.
• Website : St Edmund Hall
• St Edmund Hall location map
• St Edmund Hall Virtual Tour

St Hilda's College

• Location : Cowley Place (OX4 1DY)
• Tel : 01865 276884
• Website : St Hilda's College
• St Hilda's College location map
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St Hugh's College

• Location : St Margaret's Road (OX2 6LE)
• Tel : 01865 274900
• Open : Please check in advance
• Note :   We welcome visitors but kindly ask that you check in advance. Email [email protected] or telephone ahead.
• Website :  St Hugh's College
• St Hugh's College location map
• St Hugh's College Virtual Tour

St John's College

• Location : St Giles' (OX1 3JP)
• Tel : 01865 277300
• Open : 13:00-17:00 or dusk, whichever is earliest. The chapel is also open daily from 13:30 until close.
• Note : Maximum 14 people in a group, accompanied by a guide. Larger groups will be split into smaller ones.
• Website : St John's College
• St John's College location map
• St John's College Virtual Tour

St Peter's College

• Location : New Inn Hall Street (OX1 2DL)
• Tel : 01865 278900
• Open : 10:00-17:00
• Note : Booking is required for groups of five or more
• Website : St Peter's College
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Trinity College

• Location : Broad Street (OX1 3BH)
• Tel : 01865 279900
• Open : Sat-Sun 10:00-16:00
• Charge : Adults £4, seniors/children £3.
• Note : No charge for group leaders or teachers accompanying school groups. A call is recommended to avoid disappointment, as the college could close for events during the summer.
• Website : Trinity College
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University College

• Location : High Street (OX1 4BH)
• Tel : 01865 276602
• Open : 09:00-17:00 (open to the public out of term time only)
• Charge : £2 per head (children under 5 years free)
• Note : Maximum 15 people in a group, accompanied by a guide. Advance booking is required. 
• The Univ VR app offers a virtual tour of parts of the College, with commentary, and is available from both the Apple App Store (search 'Univ VR App') and via Google Play .
• Website : University College
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Wadham College

• Location : Parks Road (OX1 3PN)
• Tel : 01865 277900
• Open : Term time: 13:00-16:15. Vacation 10:30-11:45 and 13:00-16:15
• Note : Groups must book in advance and be accompanied by a Blue Badge Guide
• Website : Wadham College
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Wolfson College

• Location : Linton Road (OX2 6UD)
• Tel : 01865 274100
• Open : Daylight hours
• Note : Groups should notify the College in advance of their visit. Graduate college. 
• Website : Wolfson College
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Worcester College

• Location : Walton Street (OX1 2HB)
• Tel : 01865 278300
• Open : Open to current and Old Members, prospective applicants and residents of OX1 and OX2, daily 12:30-16:00 (book via telephone or [email protected] ). 
• Website : Worcester College
• Worcester College location map
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Wycliffe Hall

• Location : Banbury Road (OX2 6PW)
• Tel : 01865 274200
• Open : By appointment
• Charge:  Free
• Website : Wycliffe Hall
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Coordinates of elektrostal in degrees and decimal minutes, utm coordinates of elektrostal, geographic coordinate systems.

WGS 84 coordinate reference system is the latest revision of the World Geodetic System, which is used in mapping and navigation, including GPS satellite navigation system (the Global Positioning System).

Geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude) define a position on the Earth’s surface. Coordinates are angular units. The canonical form of latitude and longitude representation uses degrees (°), minutes (′), and seconds (″). GPS systems widely use coordinates in degrees and decimal minutes, or in decimal degrees.

Latitude varies from −90° to 90°. The latitude of the Equator is 0°; the latitude of the South Pole is −90°; the latitude of the North Pole is 90°. Positive latitude values correspond to the geographic locations north of the Equator (abbrev. N). Negative latitude values correspond to the geographic locations south of the Equator (abbrev. S).

Longitude is counted from the prime meridian ( IERS Reference Meridian for WGS 84) and varies from −180° to 180°. Positive longitude values correspond to the geographic locations east of the prime meridian (abbrev. E). Negative longitude values correspond to the geographic locations west of the prime meridian (abbrev. W).

UTM or Universal Transverse Mercator coordinate system divides the Earth’s surface into 60 longitudinal zones. The coordinates of a location within each zone are defined as a planar coordinate pair related to the intersection of the equator and the zone’s central meridian, and measured in meters.

Elevation above sea level is a measure of a geographic location’s height. We are using the global digital elevation model GTOPO30 .

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