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Oxford Tours

Written by Abhishek Mathews

Topic: TravelPublished November 29, 2016
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VisitingOxford University and the Oxford city can be very daunting experience. The high walled buildings with spires and gothic style of architecture can be very imposing. If you have less time than joining a tour of Oxford University is the best option. Oxford is a historic city, there are more 1000 historic building in one square mile of Oxford. Although, Oxford is a famous city but it’s history is mostly hidden from the world. rnThere are different types of tours that can be joined in Oxford. There is Oxford University, City and Bodleian Library tour. This tour focuses about Oxford’s rich history, traditions, student experience and many tourist attraction of Oxford. rnAs a tourist, you can also join Oxford bike tours. Bike tour is an interesting way of seeing Oxford. Oxford is a bike friendly city and many students and locals they prefer bikes for transportation. The bike tour of Oxford will show you all the sights that you see on the walking tour and bus tour. Bike tour of Oxford will take tourists further more in the backstreets, meadows and near the beautiful waterways. rnMagical Oxford Tour- The magical Oxford tour highlights the literary greatness of Oxford University famous children books writer. Writers like J. R. R. Tolkein who wrote The Lord of The Rings and The Hobbit, C. S. Lewis who Chronicles of Narnia and Lewis Carrol who wrote Alice’s Adventure in Wonderland. Oxford is also known as “the city of dreaming spires” and it is true that Oxford has certain vibe which inspires minds with dreams. Tourist can visit many sights of Oxford which inspired the thoughts great writers for going beyond the real into the unreal in Oxford. rnThe Magical Oxford Tour also includes the filming sites of the famous wizard boy Harry Potter. The Harry Potter movie was filmed in Oxford University and there are many sights which inspired Harry Potter filming sets. The great dining hall of Harry Potter movie was inspired from the dining hall of Christ Church College. Christ Church staircase was used as filming site in Harry Potter, New College and The Bodleian Library is also a filming site of Harry Potter in Oxford.

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