Private Oxford Black Cab Tour

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The taxi tour of Oxford offers a unique and relaxed way to explore the city’s rich history and iconic landmarks. Oxford was described by the poet Matthew Arnold as “That sweet city with her dreaming spires” and a look at its skyline will explain why. Here, you can find different styles of architecture going back to the Saxons in the 9th century. Also known for its world-renowned university and vibrant cultural scene, Oxford offers a fascinating journey through centuries of knowledge, innovation, and tradition. As we explore this iconic city, you’ll have the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of scholars, poets, and scientists who have shaped history. From the stunning spires of its colleges to the peaceful beauty of its gardens and the charm of its streets, Oxford is a place where past and present come together in perfect harmony. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, an architecture lover, or simply curious to explore one of Britain’s most beautiful cities, this tour is sure to captivate and inspire. You will be picked up in a Licensed London Black Cab from any central London location of your choice. The journey to Oxford usually takes around two hours. The tour will include stops at some of the colleges that make up the University of Oxford. These will include Christ Church College, known for its stunning architecture and connection to Harry Potter. It is also home to the Christ Church Cathedral and the beautiful quad. We will also pass Balliol College and Merton College, two of the oldest and most famous colleges in the English-speaking world. One of Oxford’s most famous landmarks is the Radcliffe Camera, a stunning circular building that houses the Radcliffe Science Library, often used as a backdrop for photos. We will also visit the Bodleian Library, the main research library of Oxford, with its beautiful architecture and long history. In this building you can also find the Divinity School and Duke Humphrey’s Library. We will spend some time walking around Oxford’s Historic Streets, like the High Street, Turl Street and Broad Street, where you can glimpse the town’s medieval market and narrow alleyways. Oxford has many restaurants and traditional pubs where you can spend some time for lunch. At the end of the tour you will be dropped off at a central London location of your choice.