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E-Bike Tour of Oxford
Oxford, South East England, England, United Kingdom
$109.91
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they redeem the gift voucher.
Overview
Begin in Oxford’s historic heart, cycling past iconic landmarks like the Radcliffe Camera, Bodleian Library, and Bridge of Sighs. Hear stories of the city’s famous figures, from world leaders to writers like C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien.
Leave the center for peaceful riverside paths along the Thames, where rowing boats and tree-lined banks reveal a quieter side of Oxford. Continue to the charming village of Iffley, home to stone cottages and a beautiful Norman church.
Ride onward to Port Meadow, an ancient landscape of grazing horses and open skies. With the ease of an e-bike, explore far beyond a walking tour at a relaxed pace. All sites are viewed externally.
Leave the center for peaceful riverside paths along the Thames, where rowing boats and tree-lined banks reveal a quieter side of Oxford. Continue to the charming village of Iffley, home to stone cottages and a beautiful Norman church.
Ride onward to Port Meadow, an ancient landscape of grazing horses and open skies. With the ease of an e-bike, explore far beyond a walking tour at a relaxed pace. All sites are viewed externally.
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Standard rate
Tour guide
Language: English
Human tour guide
Duration: 3 hours
- E-bikes
- Gratuities
Meeting point
Please arrive to the Oxford Tourist Information Centre at 15-16 Broad St about 10-15 minutes and head to our front desk to check in. We will point your guide and bikes out to you from there.
Return details
Please arrive to the Oxford Tourist Information Centre at 15-16 Broad St about 10-15 minutes and head to our front desk to check in. We will point your guide and bikes out to you from there.
- One of Oxford’s oldest colleges (1263), known for producing prime ministers and political thinkers. A great place to introduce the power and prestige of Oxford. (pass by)
- The densest concentration of colleges in Oxford—Exeter, Jesus, and Lincoln. A perfect example of how the university and city are intertwined. (pass by)
- Named after a brass door knocker (“nose”). Classic example of Oxford’s quirky traditions. (pass by)
- The most exclusive college—no undergraduates, only fellows. Famous for its notoriously difficult entrance exam. (pass by)
- The birthplace of the university itself. This is where Oxford’s earliest teaching began in the 12th century. (pass by)
- Known for its deer park and May Day traditions. One of Oxford’s most beautiful and wealthy colleges. (pass by)
- Where students sit their final exams—often described as some of the most stressful moments in Oxford life. (pass by)
- One of the oldest colleges with one of the oldest libraries in Europe. A blueprint for the collegiate system. (pass by)
- Associated with figures like Cecil Rhodes and early movements that shaped the British Empire. (pass by)
- One of Oxford’s oldest pubs, famous for its collection of thousands of neckties from past patrons. (pass by)
- Oxford’s most iconic building. A circular reading room at the heart of the Bodleian Library—symbol of knowledge and tradition. (pass by)
- Oxford’s version of Venice’s bridge—actually connects parts of Hertford College. A favorite photo spot. (pass by)
- One of the oldest libraries in Europe and a legal deposit library. Every published book in the UK can be found here. (pass by)
- Designed by Christopher Wren. Used for university ceremonies, including graduations. (pass by)
- Hidden alleyway linking historic pubs—gives a sense of Oxford’s medieval street layout. (pass by)
- Famous meeting place of Tolkien and C.S. Lewis—the Inklings literary group. A storytelling highlight. (pass by)
- Ironically not “new” (founded 1379). Known for its medieval walls and Harry Potter filming locations. (pass by)
- A more modern, local side of Oxford—cafés, restaurants, and student life beyond tradition. (pass by)
- Once a working-class area, now one of Oxford’s trendiest neighbourhoods. Shows the city’s evolution. (pass by)
- Ancient grazing land unchanged for thousands of years. A rare open landscape next to the city. (pass by)
- The River Thames (called the Isis here) has shaped Oxford’s geography, trade, and student life. (pass by)
- A peaceful, almost timeless village with a stunning Norman church. Feels like stepping out of the city and back in time. (pass by)
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E-Bike Tour of Oxford
Oxford, South East England, England, United Kingdom
$109.91
This is an experience gift voucher. The recipient will book the experience after
they redeem the gift voucher.
How it works?
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You choose from 10,000+ experience gifts
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Recipient books the experience and creates unforgettable memories!