How to use your eTicket
Important: Upon booking your tickets for an Oxford walking tour, you will receive a confirmation of payment, and then be emailed a PDF e-tickets directly from Experience Oxfordshire, Oxford Official Walking Tours within 2-3 working days, which will confirm your tour date. You must print your PDF e-ticket and bring it with you, and present it to the tour guide when starting your Oxford walking tour.
The booking will be registered under the cardholder's name. Your booking is made for a specific date and time. It is not transferable or refundable.
Departure time and place
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The Oxford Walking Tour will depart from the Experience Oxfordshire Visitor Information Centre, 15-16 Broad Street, Oxford OX1 3AS
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Tours run on Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 1pm
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Tours run on a maximum of 8 people
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Please note that this tour is subject to availability
Closure dates
Oxford walking tours run all year except 25th & 26th December and 1st January. Tickets will not be valid to use on closure dates.
How to get there
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Nearest train station: Oxford
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The departure point is located approximately 12 minutes walk from Oxford Train Station
Terms of entry
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Children must be accompanied by an adult (maximum 2 children per adult)
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Please note that pushchairs may not be admitted to a college and may have to be left outside at your own risk
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Experience Oxfordshire and the Oxford Guild of Tour Guides do not accept liability for any damage or loss from any cause whatsoever in connection with this tour
Additional information
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There is a maximum of 19 people per tour
Accessibility Information
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Disabled access is possible on Oxford Walking Tours, but please kindly advise the team in advance when booking as a wheelchair user or as a visitor with any mobility issues, so that we can plan ahead to make the tour as accessible as possible for you. Also please give a description of whether you are able to walk a few paces and or climb a few steps. The colleges are ancient buildings and do have some restrictions but with advance warning the guide will do their best to include a college on the tour with easy accessibility. Alternatively if this is not possible at the tour time requested, we can suggest different tour times where we might be better able to provide accessible entrance to a college.
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Assistance Dogs welcome on the tour.
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The guides will endeavour to help with any sensory issues such as limited sight or hearing – please give notice at the point of booking.
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Please note: that the city centre of Oxford does include unlevel paving, as well as cobbled streets and alleyways.
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Please note: sometimes prams and pushchairs may have to be left at the college Porter’s Lodge for the duration of the college visit.