Things to do in University of Oxford

A great day trip to be remembered, with great driver aka guide (Lalji), and the companies punctual, which is rather important for a trip that’s has a bit of distance to cover. two little towns of Cotswold didn’t impress me, but Oxfords was magnificent. I like the map given, that helps with the two hour trip.

We had a great time, everything was well organised. Both Oxford and the WB Studio are worth a visit. The time was sufficient. In Oxford, in our time off, we ate cheap and delicious pies and scotched eggs from a butcher shop in the covered market. There are plenty of toilets everywhere. The one thing i did not like was, how commercialized the WB studio was, there are plenty of options to buy lots of merch, food, and extra pictures. Butterbeer is verry sweet and the mug you get with it is plastic.

Amanda, our tour guide, and Harrsan, our driver, under Golden Tour were both incredibly responsible and made our trip to Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, and Oxford such an enjoyable experience. They were very knowledgeable and communicated fluently in both English and Mandarin, which made everything so much easier. We truly appreciated their professionalism and warm hospitality. Highly recommended! 😊

TEJAS OUR GUIDE WAS REALLY VERY NICE ..tour was excellent….he provided each and every information about university

we had a great time with Tim. he knew a lot and was clear and interactive, that is always nice. thanks!

Both Cambridge and Oxford was lovely, located 2 hours drive away (by coach) from London. Our guide was Dan and she's very clear and informative. Coach was comfortable. I personally prefer Cambridge over Oxford due to lesser crowds. Limited time given to explore each places. Overall this day tour was enjoyable

We enjoyed visiting Oxford and appreciated the informative commentary during the bus journey, thanks to Pablo. However, we were very disappointed that the Cotswolds were not actually visited, despite the Cotswolds being prominently included in the tour’s marketing and itinerary. This was particularly frustrating because we booked the tour expecting to experience the Cotswolds as advertised. We also found that some of the attractions mentioned in the itinerary required additional entrance fees, which were not made sufficiently clear at the time of booking. The tour operator should be much more transparent and accurate in its marketing. If the Cotswolds are not actually included as a destination, this should be clearly stated to avoid misleading travelers. The tour had some enjoyable and informative moments, but unfortunately, the difference between what was advertised and what was actually delivered significantly affected our overall experience.