Explore Oxford with a FREE Walking Tour
The Ultimate FREE Walking Tour of Oxford
‘The City of Dreaming Spires’ – a nickname which really does evoke the unique feel of Oxford. The city’s church towers protrude out of the skyline, almost like pulses on a heart monitor, the university being its beating heart from which everything stems. Oxford is a stunning city with a rich and eccentric history – one which reflects that of England in its entirety. This is truly a special city with so much to discover – so what are you waiting for?!
When visiting this beautiful city, why not make the most of your experience by joining one of my tours? Tom’s FREE tour will take you through the city’s rich history and uncover the secrets and stories which make Oxford such a unique place. With tours running nearly every day, I hope you’ll join me and allow me to guide you through the city on foot to take your Oxford experience to the next level. Simply check here for tour times and turn up on the day – no need to book!
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes! The tour is free as I want to show as many people as possible around this wonderful city. However, running Tom’s Tours is my full time job and I do try to make a living out of it.
Most people opt to give a tip at the end of the tour, whether that be a few coins, £5, £10, or even more if they really enjoyed it – whatever you think the tour was worth! Despite this, there is no obligation whatsoever to part with any money.
The tour starts on St Aldate’s Street at the gates to Broad Walk, opposite the Independent Café (see the map on the Contact page).
It finishes in Radcliffe Square.
The tour normally lasts approximately 2 hours. The walk is approximately 1.5 miles and on flat ground.