Just July Oxford History tours


Greetings History Lover

Welcome to July's news from Oxford History Tours.

There is something for Library lovers here, rare opportunities to see indie the Radcliffe Camera, and a wonderful celebration of Lewis Carroll to look our for next year.

Looking Back

Alice weekend

Put July's Alice Day on the calendar. A range of events to engage the highest brow to the silliest giggle...

A Recommended read

Many of Oxford's popular tours are now sold out for the busy months. What better time to have a look at Oxford guide Victoria Bentata Azaz's publication of 'hidden walks' enabling you to slip away behind the crowds and discover Oxford's shady and hidden backstreets on your own guided discovery...

Summer Opportunities

See inside the iconic Radcliffe Camera this summer...

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