Oxford On Screen - TV & Film Walking Tour

Take this unique opportunity to learn about "Oxford On Screen". Our expert and passionate guides will show you around the most famous landmarks that have been immortalised on screen, from the Radcliffe Camera (Young Sherlock) to the Bodleian Library (Harry Potter), and share the titbits and anecdotes that filming in Oxford can bring. Tread in Inspector Morse’s footsteps around the pubs of Oxford, follow Lyra (His Dark Materials) around the colleges, and eat with the vampires (A Discovery of Witches) in the historic Covered Market. Reflect on Merton College as the setting for Alan Bennett’s “The History Boys”. Suitable for all ages, whether you are a keen cinema fan or just intrigued by filming locations, join up with those who enjoy spotting the landmarks regularly seen on TV and film.

1. 1

   Radcliffe Camera

   15 min

   Radcliffe Square, the Radcliffe Camera, All Souls College & Brasenose College Stand in the heart of historic Oxford, surrounded by its most famous architecture and filming locations featured in productions from Inspector Morse to X-Men: First Class.

2. 2

   Bridge of Sighs

   15 min

   View the Bridge of Sighs from the street, pass underneath and explore the alleys that lead to famous pubs and landmarks featured in the X-men franchise.

3. 3

   Stop 3

   20 min

   Old Schools Quadrangle, the Divinity School & Duke Humfrey's Library Discover breathtaking Gothic architecture in the oldest teaching room of the University, a spectacular backdrop for some of cinema's most memorable scenes.

4. 4

   Sheldonian Theatre

   15 min

   The Sheldonian Theatre & Clarendon Quadrangle Admire Sir Christopher Wren's masterpiece and uncover the rich academic traditions that make Oxford one of the world's most recognisable university cities

5. 5

   Stop 5

   15 min

   Step off the tourist The Old Ashmolean & the White Horse Pub Step off the tourist trail to explore atmospheric streets, historic taverns and corners of the city that have appeared on screen for decades. trail to explore atmospheric streets, historic taverns and corners of the city that have appeared on screen for decades.

6. 6

   Exeter College

   10 min

   Explore stunning college exteriors and hear stories of famous alumni, screen productions and the enduring appeal of Oxford's academic heritage.

7. 7

   Balliol College

   10 min

   Balliol College & Trinity College Explore stunning college exteriors and hear stories of famous alumni, screen productions and the enduring appeal of Oxford's academic heritage.

8. 8

   Oxford Covered Market

   10 min

   Finish among bustling independent traders, local favourites and hidden gems in a market that showcases the city's character beyond the university walls.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible

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