What was Oxford like during Shakespeare's lifetime? Journey through Elizabethan and Jacobean Oxford on this 90-minute Shakespeare-themed city walking tour. Includes access to an incredible Tudor painted bedroom!
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Rhymes, Riddles & Musical Mischief. A high-energy Wonderland inspired adventure of singing, dancing and storytelling.
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Pre-book your free day entry to the Museum of Oxford galleries on 4 July 2026.
This 90-minute city walking tour led by local historian Liz Woolley will take you on a tantalising trip through the quirky world of food and drink in 19th century Oxford.
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Discover Alice's story by getting hands-on with real and replica historic objects at the Museum of Oxford!
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This guided tour of the Museum explores the stories of the city, and the city of stories, including Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Oxford as a film location, and more!
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Shops often evoke powerful memories of time and place. It could be a favourite childhood treat, a first job, first date, or even a regular meeting point. Join Maurice East to explore the history of Oxford through the fascinating stories of ever-changing city centre shops through the ages.
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From indie rock to electronic, folk to reggae, and classical to punk, Oxford was home to a vibrant grassroots music scene in the 90s. The spirit of this multi-genre scene has had an enduring impact on both local and worldwide stages. Sounds of the City is an exhibition of objects, memorabilia, and stories celebrating Oxford’s music scene […]
See inside Oxford's Grade II* listed Town Hall on an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of this historic building.
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Explore an Oxford suburb of extraordinary diversity – artistic, literary, religious and architectural - and its transformation over 200 years.
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What is it that is unique about Oxford? This guided tour of the Museum identifies some of the features that have made our city so special, from the English Civil War to the Covered Market.
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Oxford University is well known as a bastion of tradition, but how much do you know about the city's radical past and present? Uncover our city's secret radical and rebellious history - including 'town vs gown' riots, fiercely independent medieval women, and the locals who kicked fascists out of the city - on this alternative city walking tour led by local guide Jess Worth.
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Please touch! Discover our past by getting hands-on with real and replica historic objects at the Museum of Oxford!
Encounter the real people, places and events behind the creation of the much-loved stories "Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland" and "Alice Through the Looking-Glass" on this walking tour of the beautiful Christ Church Meadow.
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Stitch your own marmalade inspired pictures! Be inspired by Sarah Cooper and hear her story.
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Once a thriving residential area for a working-class community, the so-called ‘slums’ of St Ebbe’s were designated for demolition after the Second World War. Uncover the forgotten history of Oxford's lost working-class neighbourhood on this unforgettable city-centre walking tour, led by local historian Maurice East.
Since medieval times Oxford has been famous for its vibrant social and cultural scene. Join our tour guide on a unique guided tour through the past and present of a night out in Oxford!
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Discover how nature inspired the objects of the past through object handling and creative crafts.
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What was Oxford like during Shakespeare's lifetime? Journey through Elizabethan and Jacobean Oxford on this 90-minute Shakespeare-themed city walking tour. Includes access to an incredible Tudor painted bedroom!
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Discover fascinating stories from Oxford's LGBTQIA+ community, from iconic pubs and clubs, local characters, University societies, Oxford Pride and much more. Led by local guide Hannah Field.
