Walk in the footsteps of the greats on this incredible tour of Oxford’s Christian heritage. As a recent theology graduate from the University of Oxford (BA Philosophy and Theology, 2020-2023), Rory is the perfect guide to the thousand-year story of Christianity in Oxford.

• Two hours.
• Private tour.
• Includes entry into New College and Divinity School.
• Led by recent Philosophy and Theology graduate of the University of Oxford.

• Entry into New College
• Entry into Divinity School
• Experienced tour guide, recently graduated from the University of Oxford (BA Philosophy & Theology)
• Expert guidance on planning the rest of your trip

• Entry into other colleges and University buildings (all other locations are seen from the outside only)

1. St Michael at the Northgate,
   (Church whose tower was built c.1050)
2. Martyrs’ Cross
   (Execution site of reformation-era bishops)
3. Balliol College
4. Trinity College
5. Sheldonian Theatre
6. Bridge of Sighs
7. Bodleian Library
8. Divinity School (entry included)
   (Oldest purpose-built teaching room in the world; used for Theology)
9. New College:
   9a. New College chapel
   9b. New College cloisters
   9c. New College gardens and city wall
   9d. New College dining hall
10. Radcliffe Camera
11. All Souls College
12. University Church of St. Mary the Virgin
    (Site of Thomas Cranmer’s trial; where C. S. Lewis and the Wesley brothers preached)
13. St. Mary’s Passage
14. Examination Schools
15. Merton College
16. Christ Church
    (Home of Oxford’s cathedral; the old monastery of St. Frideswide; where the Wesley brothers studied)
17. Christ Church Meadow

Walk in the footsteps of the greats on this incredible tour of Oxford’s Christian heritage. As a recent theology graduate from the University of Oxford (BA Philosophy and Theology, 2020-2023), Rory is the perfect guide to the thousand-year story of Christianity in Oxford.

On this tour, you’ll visit the sites of some of Western Christianity’s most turbulent moments, explore the incredible places in which Theology has been taught over the last thousand years, and see some of the most breathtaking church architecture in England. You’ll also find out what it’s like to study Theology today at the University of Oxford, and discover the fascinating history behind the University’s development.

Topics include: The Development of the Medieval University; Reform and Reformation; the Wesley Brothers; Newman, Catholicism, and the Oxford Movement; and Tolkien, C. S. Lewis, and the Inklings. Tours can be made to focus on one, several, or all of these topics.

The tour includes entry into New College and Divinity School.

Children under 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult.