• Carfax Tower - Meet the guide in front of Carfax Tower, situated on Queen Street. The guide will be identifiable by a dark blue ‘VoxCity’ uniform. Arriving 5 minutes early is appreciated.
• Christ Church - Established by King Henry VIII, this college is notable in Oxford for its alumni who became world leaders in the UK, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Harry Potter enthusiasts will enjoy photographing the historic buildings used as filming locations for the famous series.
• Lincoln College - Esteemed for its programs in English, history, biochemistry, and more, this college boasts alumni like Dr. Seuss, Edward Abraham, and former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

Don’t miss capturing a photo of the All Saints Church, which contains the college’s beautiful library and is crowned with one of the city’s dreaming spires.

• Radcliffe Camera - Visit Radcliffe Camera, a lasting symbol of the city. Named after physician John Radcliffe and the Latin word ‘camera’ meaning ‘room’, this 250-year-old building serves as a reading room for the nearby Bodleian.
• All Souls College - Founded in the 15th century, this college admitted only men until 1979. T. E. Lawrence, known as Lawrence of Arabia, studied here. Sir Christopher Wren, a fellow, designed the iconic sundial atop the library entrance. Today, the college is primarily research-focused.
• Bodleian Library - One of Europe’s oldest libraries, the Bodleian Library, over 400 years old, was founded by Sir Thomas Bodley. Its world-renowned collection includes a copy of the Magna Carta, a Gutenberg Bible, and a first edition of Don Quixote.

As you admire the Bodleian, you might hear scholars refer to it as ‘the Bodley’ or simply ‘the Bod’.

• Clarendon Building - This neoclassical structure housed the Oxford University Press until the early 19th century. Now part of the Bodleian Library, the Clarendon Building serves administrative functions.

The building is adorned with nine statues, some replaced with fibreglass copies over time. Try to spot the statue of Lord Clarendon.

• Sheldonian Theatre - Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, the Sheldonian Theatre is a quintessential example of English Baroque architecture. Admire the stunning ceiling fresco by Robert Streater, which mimics a Roman theatre open to the sky.
• Bridge of Sighs - Known also as the Hertford Bridge, this iconic skyway connects the old and new Quadrangles of Hertford College. Named after Venice’s Bridge of Sighs, it’s not open to the public, but students frequently cross it.

Be sure to photograph this striking landmark, one of Oxford’s most beloved sights.

• The Divinity School - Explore the Divinity School at your leisure with a self-guided audio tour. Discover the history of the vaulted ceiling and the Harry Potter filming at this iconic site, which served as a teaching hall and exam room.

• Multilingual audio commentary in English, Italian, Spanish, French, and German
• Divinity School internal audio tour
• Town & Gown walking tour (1 hour 20 minutes)
• Divinity School ticket
• Bodleian Library external audio tour
• Live commentary in English
• Any applicable taxes and fees

• Mobile device and headset
• Guided tour inside the Divinity School
• Bodleian Library ticket
• Transportation

Begin your journey by meeting your guide at Carfax Tower. From this point, you’ll explore the academic highlights while enjoying the views. Capture photos of Christ Church, Radcliffe Camera, and more as you listen to local tales about their history and notable alumni.

The tour concludes at the Bridge of Sighs, where you can enter the Divinity School and explore independently with a self-guided audio tour. Enthusiasts of the Harry Potter series will recognize the iconic Gothic architecture featured in four of the films.

Experience nearly 500 years of history with the audio guide, following in the footsteps of alumni who studied theology and engaged in religious debates. Discover fascinating details about the exquisite ceiling, embellished with stone carvings and geometric designs.

• This experience includes an e-ticket, which will be available for download and sent via Whatsapp within 24 hours of your travel date
• Divinity School tickets are only valid for the date and time purchased. Your timeslot will be between 3:30-4:30pm (after the guided tour ends)
• Meet your guide in front of Carfax Tower, located on Queen Street. Your guide will be wearing a dark blue uniform with our company name. Please arrive 5 minutes early if possible
• Tours end at the Bridge of Sighs, where your guide will direct you towards the Divinity School entry. Please have your ticket downloaded and ready to show
• Visitors have a 15 minute booked timeslot inside the Divinity School. Please ensure you are on time as we are unable to guarantee entry before or after your booked timeslot
• Tickets are refundable up to 48 hours before the travel date. In the event of a sudden closure, an alternative time or date will be offered, or a full refund would be provided
• Scan the QR code on your voucher to download the audio guide before arrival

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