Oxford University Chinese-Language Guided Walking Tour

Activity Details | Walking Tour of Oxford University

Oxford University, founded in the 12th century, is the oldest English-language university in the world and boasts a long history and outstanding academic reputation. As a leading global academic institution, Oxford attracts scholars and students from all over the world with its high-quality education, rich resources, and unique cultural atmosphere.

The university has a total of 38 colleges, each with its own characteristics and traditions. Among them, Balliol College and Christ Church are the most well-known, renowned for their rigorous academic atmosphere and rich cultural heritage. Oxford has nurtured many British Prime Ministers, Nobel Prize winners, and leaders in various fields, and has a world-class library system, of which the Bodleian Library is one of the most important academic resources in the world.

A walk through the campus reveals historic buildings such as the Radcliffe Camera and the Bridge of Sighs, showcasing a unique Gothic style and a rich humanistic atmosphere, making it a cultural landmark for travelers to visit.

Tour Route

Martyrs' Memorial → Balliol College → Exeter College → Sheldonian Theatre → Bridge of Sighs → Bodleian Library → Radcliffe Camera → Christ Church, Oxford

The tour route has been repeatedly surveyed and carefully designed by a professional team, with clear logic and complete context, ensuring that you don't miss any must-see buildings!

Tour Features

1. The guides have been rigorously selected and professionally trained to lead you to deeply understand the history and culture of Oxford.
2. Professional commentary in Chinese allows you to understand the story of Oxford in the easiest way.
3. This tour service does not include admission tickets to attractions. If you need to enter the college, please purchase your own tickets separately. For attractions that require tickets, the guide will explain outside the attraction, and you can purchase tickets to enter after the explanation.

• Please note: Many colleges at Oxford University are not open to the public during the Christmas and New Year holidays (may be closed until mid-January at the latest). Temporary closures may also occur due to church services, college events, etc.