Beautiful place. The tour had some good info. I should have looked more into what the tour was about. I felt like I was an incoming freshman being told what campus life was like. I thought it would be an overall explanation of the history, people from history who have a attended and a little more about the buildings. Overall it was better than wandering! A few times the tour guide would leave us for a few to go "buy tickets". That felt weird. I figured they'd have plan with the buildings requiring additional tickets where they could take care of that on their own time, not during a paid tour.

We loved hearing about the history of Oxford University from an actual student who attended. Our guide was very informative and answered any questions our group had. My whole group quite enjoyed this tour and would highly recommend. I did this tour with my family and I carried my toddler on my back with a carrier. Considering some of the path you take is cobblestone, it is not a difficult walk, but I would not advise using a stroller if you are bringing a small child. There are sidewalks, but it was just much easier to carry the toddler.

Holly was a fantastic guide. She mixed facts about the history of Oxford with humorous anecdotes about the quirky traditions of the different colleges. Getting to see inside one of the colleges was great and the Divinity School (as seen in Harry Potter) was very interesting. All the entry tickets were included in the price which was an added bonus.

I've had a truly wonderful afternoon and gained a lot of insights from an extremely knowledgable and eloquent guide (I can't recall his name, but he's an Exeter College second year history student). I would definitely recommend this tour to everyone!

We did the 2 hour walk with Holly a d she gave a great insight i to the history of Oxford and the current scenarios of the college in a very entertaining speech. Loved each bit of the walk.

We had Ricardo, a PhD student in history, as our guide. Despite the freezing weather, he went above and beyond to share his extensive knowledge of history, enriched by his personal experiences at university. It was an incredibly valuable experience for my family. Highly recommended!

The Footprint team at the check-in point were extremely helpful. We stowed our luggage and they helped us arrange transport back to London. Our tour led by a recent Oxford graduate was great. Learned so much about the history of the University. She answered all of our questions and was very knowledgeable. A wonderful experience.

Day trip to Oxford with our kids 16 & 18 to visit the oldest University in the UK. Our guide Savannah was amazing with her knowledge of the history of the uni, info on the various colleges and kept us entertained for the tour. We were also able to see University College to get a sense of what the public spaces looked like (dining hall and chapel). We had a wonderful time and highly recommend the tour!

Had a lovely informative walking tour with our guide Holly. Very knowledgeable and friendly. Visited key sites all very accessible.

Very informative and educational. The tour guide kept us engaged the whole time. Would highly recommend on a trip to Oxford. We tipped him well.

Interesting and informative. Our guide could have engaged with the group better. She was friendly enough but avoided eye contact and had a habit of peppering every sentence with 'um' which was a little distracting. However it was very well organized and we would recommend.

My daughter and I took the tour together. Our guide, Ollie, was entertaining and knowledgeable. You spend most of the time outside the sights being told about what is inside which is a bit disappointing but overall the tour is a good length and very informative.

Hands down one of the best ways to get to know Oxford! Ollie, our alum guide, was very jovial for a Sunday morning. He was full of information about the history of the colleges and their buildings and had wonderful anecdotes of past alumni characters that really brought the tour to life. I highly suggest this a a must do experience for your visit, well worth the cost.

Our tour was led by Tom, who was very knowledgeable, informative and entertaining. His insights into student life were also very interesting. The itinerary was varied and we loved the experience.

I've been on many free walking tours around the world (including in Oxford one before). This was one of the best! Sometimes the information on tours like this can be a bit basic, but Ricardo was an excellent guide who managed to present lots of detail in a clear, interesting and engaging way over two full hours, We learnt a lot of new things about Oxford. The time went quickly and we really enjoyed the tour!