The Oxford Medical History Tour offers a fascinating glimpse into the complex evolution of medical practices in the city. From medieval plagues to groundbreaking medical discoveries, this tour promises a unique educational experience led by expert guides.

• 🏰 Begin your journey under the famous Bridge of Sighs, where you'll learn about medieval geography and its impact on disease in Oxford.
• 📜 Stop at medieval New College for an insightful discussion about plagues and historical epidemics that shaped the city.
• 📚 Enter the Bodleian Library to explore the early study of medicine and anatomical dissections that laid the groundwork for modern practices.
• 🏛️ Visit the Clarendon Building, the Vice Chancellor's office, to uncover the intriguing history of prostitution and its ties to public health.
• 🍻 Discover how pubs served as the original venues for inoculation in the city, highlighting an unusual aspect of medical history.
• 🏛️ Outside the Oxford University Museum of Natural History, learn about the transformation of science and medicine during the 18th century through imperialism.
• 🌺 Reflect on major advancements in medical practice at the St. Giles' Memorial Garden, stemming from the impacts of the First and Second World Wars.
• 🏥 Conclude the tour outside the former city hospital, discussing the early trials of penicillin and the founding of the NHS.
• 🖼️ Receive an Uncomfortable Oxford™ souvenir postcard as a memento of your enlightening experience.
• 👩‍🏫 All tours are conducted by certified Uncomfortable Oxford™ Guides, ensuring a blend of expertise and engaging storytelling.

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