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Rebecca_B, Aug 2026
Two great places to visit in a day
Oxford and Highclere were lovely. The bus was new and clean, and an issue with the onboard bathroom was quickly resolved. The tour guide Eva was VERY, VERY TALKATIVE, perhaps a bit too much, prattling on about cows and pigeons and toilet facilities at our stops. If you like your tour guides to be chatty, and to be knowledgeable about Downton Abbey, this is a good tour for you.
Jennifer_H, Jun 2026
The coach we rode in was...
The coach we rode in was excellent. Very clean and comfortable. We had a very good driver who got us there safely and was good at driving in lots of traffic. Our tour guide so knowledgeable about the history of England and all of the places we visited. She really made the tour great by sharing all of her vast knowledge about the places we went. You can tell she really loves her job. We enjoyed the tour immensely but wished we had more time at Windsor Castle and Oxford.
joan_c, Aug 2026
Never to old to learn
Saul the guide was very knowledgeable and thorough about all the stops and areas seen in between. Patrick the driver made our trip very comfortable and secure. I would highly recommend taking this ride. Informative and enjoyable.
Kimberly_V, Aug 2026
Great Day!
Eva and Christian were the best team for the trip! Eva kept the group lively and happy with her witty humor and knowledgeable commentary about our sites.

University of Oxford

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All Souls College at the the Oxford University City, UK.
  • The University of Oxford is a must for history buffs, architecture lovers, and photographers.

  • Students are usually in the city for just three 8-week terms, or less than half the year.

  • Wear comfortable shoes, as you’ll be on your feet a lot.

  • Avoid peering through windows, wandering into stairwells, etc. The colleges are institutions where students and their teachers live and work.

  • Oxford is a flat city, and the University of Oxford has reasonably good disabled access, but check provisions at each individual college or institution when planning your visit.