It was enjoyable to have an alumna guide who knew about life at Oxford Uni but the group, at 15 was too large. My teens would have liked a bit more info on where Harry Potter was filmed. It would have been good to go inside the colleges but this was not possible due to Covid however we did go into the Divinity room which was beautiful.. The guide was happy to answer any questions and was very amenable.

Rainy day, but nice, as it was quiet. Edward, our guide was excellent. He paced the tour well, described what we saw and gave some ideas where to go after the tour. We went to The Turf Tavern for a beer, and had cup of coffee in the Congregation room. Edward answered all our questions, told us interesting anecdotes, and also included just enough personal information to make Oxford more interesting.

I’ve joined another walking tour last year so I had a basis of comparison now. This time I was a bit disappointed as the tour and the guide was not as upbeat as last year I had. I was also disappointed that we did not go into the building where Oxford students are held after their graduation or the scene of the infirmary in Harry Potter movie. There was also not much inside information about Oxford unlike the one I had last year (probably bcoz last year the tour guide was an Oxford student)