Things to do in Oxford

Best experience! Our tour guide, Eugene was very good. He has a lot of trivias from the moment the bust left London. It was really nice to have a very knowledgeable guide because I like to understand the history of the places. We did a side trip to Lacock Village as well which was amazing! Really enjoyed this tour!

The itinerary was very packed, with approximately one hour allocated to each attraction. The tour guide was very diligent in introducing information about each site. Everyone on the tour was also very punctual in gathering at the meeting points. Overall, this was a great experience!

amber and debbie were great! debbie was the one who toured us around oxford and gave us lots of insights on movies shot there esp Harry Potter films. she's fun and if ever i have a chance to go back in Oxford, I'd love her to be my guide again. amber is nice as well, she's our guide the rest of our trip. very entertaining. will recommend this esp to potterheads like me.

The combination of Oxford and Cotswolds is superb! I can visit these two places in a day, although I would have wished to spend more notice in Oxford.

The tour guide was very professional and considerate. The itinerary was well-organized, compact yet comfortable. The explanations were thorough and easy to understand, allowing us to experience the strong academic atmosphere at Oxford University, admire the pastoral scenery in the Cotswolds, experience British farming fun at Clarkson's Farm, and finally shop to our heart's content at Bicester Village. The entire tour was in clear and fluent Mandarin Chinese, balancing cultural knowledge and tourist enjoyment, and carefully catering to the needs of the group members, allowing everyone to enjoy the journey with peace of mind and leave behind wonderful memories.

it was very informative and fun our guide was incredible. Oxford is lovely and highly recommend if you are a harry potter fan 🪄

The bus ride from central London to Cambridge took about 2+ hours. It was also 2+ hours from Cambridge to Oxford, and another 2+ hours for the return journey to central London, totaling 6+ hours of travel time. However, it was worth it because our guide, Apple, shared a great deal of information about the history of central London, Cambridge, and Oxford. The schedule felt a bit rushed, and it would be better if the tour was split into two days instead.

The tour guide provided comprehensive explanations. Awesome !