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Get some steps in while exploring the charm of Oxford at the same time with the help of a guide on this private walking tour through the city. See the top attractions in town through the eyes of a local, and delve into what sets Oxford apart and discover the town's rich history. See picturesque green spaces and diverse architecture alike—so there's something for everyone.

Experience Brighton's rich history and international food scene on this unique walking food tour. With a focus on supporting local small businesses, you'll enjoy five tastings from independent food stores and family-run eateries. Traverse the buzzing streets, explore the charming Lanes, and discover iconic landmarks like the Royal Pavilion and Brighton Pier. Indulge your taste buds and see Brighton from a fresh perspective. You get five tasters from local small businesses, and we carefully choose our partners. Our tours operate rain or shine as you discover hidden gems on this sightseeing food tour of Brighton. You will get the chance to experience a unique and authentic food tour with a local host, hand selected by Eatwith, the world’s largest community for authentic culinary experiences. Eatwith experiences are top rated on TripAdvisor and are loved by thousands of travelers from around the world!

Calling all fans of the iconic British TV program, Inspector Morse, this private tour visits famous filming locations around Oxford. With a private guide, you’ll visit landmarks such as Exeter College, the Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford Covered Market, and more. Includes entry into Wadham, St Johns, Exeter or Balliol college, if they are open.

This guided ghost tour is based on real research and genuine case files, not theatrics. Explore Amersham, one of England’s most historic haunted towns, while hearing authentic stories rooted in centuries of dark history. Visit St. Mary's Church, where the last woman executed in the UK is buried, and Whielden Street, known for spooky happenings. It's an off-the-beaten-path alternative to standard sightseeing tours and perfect for travelers looking for something different.

All aboard the Hogwarts Express! From the gates of Trinity College, embark on an enchanting Harry Potter experience with your witch or wizard guide. Receive your wands, and be sorted into Hogwarts Houses, before a visit to Oxford's own Flourish & Blotts. Enter the Bodleian Library Divinity School, where Harry was visited by Dumbledore in The Philosopher’s Stone. Wander through the medieval corridors of New College (founded in 1379), following the footsteps of Hogwarts students in the films. See the oldest dining hall in Oxford, where students have been eating in gowns for almost 650 years. Stand under the tree where Draco Malfoy tried to curse Harry Potter—but ended up transfigured into a ferret! Gaze at the windows of the Restricted Section of Hogwarts, where real-life books were also chained to the shelves. Dance where Professor McGonagall taught Ron Weasley how to waltz in The Goblet of Fire. Test your knowledge in our Harry Potter quiz along the way!

Winchester is one of England’s most historic cathedral cities, and the perfect place to explore some of the country’s most famous legends. Meet Henry VIII, Oliver Cromwell and William the Conqueror on a journey through Winchester’s ancient streets, and learn about the city’s literary heroes including Jane Austen, Keats and Thomas Hardy. Hear stories about King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table, and enjoy the Medieval architecture on a tour that’s like stepping back in time.

Visit two of England’s historical headliners in one effortless day with this tour from Brighton. Rather than negotiate public transport, travel to Greenwich and Cambridge by comfortable coach. Enjoy a Greenwich walking tour to see and unpack the history of its Royal Observatory, Prime Meridian, and more. Then, do the same in Cambridge, viewing highlights like Kings College Chapel and enjoying free time to perhaps ride a punt on the River Cam.

Discover the charm of Oxford and its historic pubs on this small group guided evening walk. Starting at the Tap Social Bar in The Covered Market, enjoy the vibrant atmosphere and delicious food options before meeting your guide. Stroll along Broad Street to the renowned Turf Tavern, where you can savor a complimentary half-pint of ale while soaking in the local history. Continue to the Bear Inn, one of the oldest pubs in the world, and hear captivating stories as you enjoy another round. The tour concludes at the Royal Blenheim , known for its extensive ale selection, with recommendations for further explorations in Oxford. - Walking tour exploring Oxford's main sights and iconic pubs - Visit historic landmarks like the Sheldonian Theatre and Radcliffe Camera - Enjoy a complimentary drink at Turf Tavern - Discover local history and insider tips from your knowledgeable guide

As darkness falls, Oxford’s haunted history stirs to life! Journey through the oldest parts of the medieval city, uncovering its grim and gruesome past. Hear of murders and executions, phantoms and spirits, ancient libraries and unsolved mysteries—and the fascinating history behind them! From Martyrs Cross, where bishops burned in Bloody Mary’s reign, wander down shadowy streets to Dead Man's Walk, where a spectral soldier guards the city walls. Learn how Oxford’s brooding architecture has inspired storytellers like Tolkien, Lewis and Wilde, and hosted literary icons from Hamlet to Harry Potter. As you walk the moonlit passageways, your guide will share horrible histories and spectral stories from across the ages. They may even tell of their eerie experiences on Oxford's most haunted lane... if they're sure the poltergeist isn’t listening! Join us—and the ghosts of centuries past—for a tour of Oxford's macabre history, fantasy heritage and sinister tales to haunt your imagination…

The TouringBee audio guide serves as a handy mobile companion for a self-guided tour in Oxford. This tour is specifically designed for those looking to explore the city in a short span of time (1.5-2 hours). Simply follow the route on the app's map, which takes you from Oxford Castle to University Park, passing by colleges and other notable landmarks. You're guaranteed to see: Carfax Tower, Tom Tower, Alice's Shop, Christ Church College, St. Mary's University Church, Radcliffe Camera, Bridge of Sighs, The favourite pubs and a bench of J.R.R. Tolkien. Once you've downloaded the tour, the app runs offline. The audio guide can always be heard clearly through your headphones. Enjoy captivating stories and legends at your own pace, without the need to keep up with a tour group. Feel free to pause for a break in a café, or explore a scenic alleyway before resuming your tour. If you only have a few hours to explore Oxford, make the most of it with the TouringBee audio guide.

Book this hop-on hop-off bus tour in Windsor to explore at your own pace, without having to stick with a large group or adhere to a strict itinerary. You’ll have access to the pass for an entire 24 hours, plus audio guides in several languages to tell you all the facts and figures about each place.

Get off the tourist track and onto quiet country lanes on this unusual e-bike guided tour. Savor stone cottages and quaint gardens in villages like Wilcote, Crawley, and Swinbrook; admire the ruins of the North Leigh Roman Villa and medieval Minster Lovell Hall & Dovecote; and capture signature photos in popular Burford. This is a private tour, meaning you choose where to stop to buy lunch, a drink, or afternoon tea.

Book this tour to hear stories of the Titanic, its passengers, and much more from your guide. You’ll visit the Mayflower Memorial, QE2 Mile, and a few more spots in Southampton along the way. You’ll keep costs down with this small-group tour, and maybe make a few new friends too. At the end, receive 10% off your drink at The Grapes pub.

UNESCO World Heritage–listed Stonehenge is one of England’s signature sights and its majesty is only amplified when you understand the story behind it and the theories as to how it was built. Enjoy a more personal encounter with these ancient stones when you book this private tour with a driver-guide, direct from your Southampton-area hotel. Your package includes tickets, ensuring there are no hidden costs.

From street level, London is all congestion and crowds, and it's hard to get a sense of the city's scale or how its landmarks sit in relation to each other. A helicopter flight solves that, lifting you above the gridlock to follow the Thames through the center of the city. From the air, the run of the river links the Houses of Parliament, the London Eye, St Paul's, the Tower of London, and Tower Bridge in one view.

The picturesque country villages of the Cotswolds and the UNESCO World Heritage-listed city of Bath are two of the highlights of southwest England. On this tour, travel in the comfort of a private vehicle and benefit from the undivided attention of your guide. Take in all the highlights of Bath including the famous Roman Baths, the Jane Austen Center, and Bath Abbey; then drive through the rolling hills of the Cotswolds, stopping at villages such as Castle Combe and Lacock.

From gown-clad students to Harry Potter, Oxford has an enduring charm. Skip the hassle of arranging tickets to Christ Church College and the Divinity School and benefit from the insights of a current Oxford University student on this small-group tour from London. As well as a guided tour, there’s free time to explore at your own pace, soaking up the atmosphere and grabbing classic shots.

Stonehenge, the world famous Unesco monument, is probably the most sophisticated stone circle in the world. Learn secrets of the Sarsen and Bluestones with a bespoke tour with your knowledgeable local guide. Also discover further into the beautiful Wiltshire countryside with Durrington Walls and Woodhenge and learn how Neolithic people lived in the area of Salisbury Plain. Your journey will start from Salisbury, learning about Salisbury Cathedral tallest spire in the UK, the Magna Carta and King John at Old Sarum. Continuing through the Woodford Valley along the River Avon towards Stonehenge. The tour will also include the World Heritage site of Avebury stone circle and the South Cotswolds, with plenty of opportunities for photo stops. There are many beautiful country pubs to stop along the way and enjoy a spot of lunch and relax with a local drink (price of lunch not included) Please contact us to discuss .

Blenheim Palace is known for being the birthplace of Winston Churchill, and the former home of the Duke of Marlborough. Learn more about this magnificent building by going on a guided tour. A guide enriches the experience with fascinating historical stories about how the palace was built, its most notable features, and entertaining stories such as when the main architect was refused entry.

Learn about the long and rich history of Oxford University with this private walking tour for a group of up to 15 people. Hear more about the university from your professional guide, as you walk around and pass by several of the colleges, including Balliol, Exeter, Corpus Christi, Merton, Magdalen, and more.

Eat your way around Brighton as you sample the city's best donuts. Discover hidden gems that only the locals know about as you wander along the seafront and through Brighton's eclectic streets, including The Lanes, and North Laine. Your local guide takes you to a collection of bakeries, each with a delicious donut to try. Make sure to bring your appetite.

Explore Oxford, the city of dreamy steeples, discovering its 26 iconic places of interest in one day. This 5km tour takes you to the heart of history with stops at Covered Market, Oxford Castle and Prison and the famous Bodleian Library. Admire architectural wonders like the Radcliffe Camera and the Sheldonian Theatre, while enjoying captivating anecdotes about the world’s oldest university. This route, ideal for history and culture lovers, guarantees you a total immersion in Oxford's heritage. - 5 km walking tour through the historic centre of Oxford - Discover 26 monuments and major sites of the city - Enjoy historical anecdotes and local legends - Easy access for visitors, ideal for a day of exploration

Spend three days exploring the West Country with a local guide. Visit Stonehenge and a handful of surrounding villages; taste cheddar cheese in the place it was invented; and explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Bath, including its famous Roman baths. You can also choose to visit a local falconry, where you'll have the unique opportunity to fly a hawk.

Rather than facing the inconvenience and delays of public buses, we present a refined alternative. We offer a time-efficient sightseeing that allows you to discover iconic English landmarks from the comfort of a private vehicle—an exceptional way to experience the country in just one day, with service availability 24 hours a day, professional meet-and-greet, and generous luggage capacity. Our service is designed to maximise your time on the road. For example, when travelling from Southampton to London, we can include sightseeing at selected locations along the way, transforming a routine transfer into a pleasant journey rich in impressions. This private transfer ensures comfort upon arrival in England while offering an exclusive opportunity to visit renowned landmarks. Possible sightseeing combinations: -Salisbury Cathedral & Stonhenge -Windsor Castle -Highclere Castle -The Roman Baths -Winchester Cathedral -Jane Austen's House