Oxford is an historic university town dating back to the Saxon period. A river crossing for oxen was in place around AD 900 (hence the name Ox-Ford).
The town’s university heritage began in the 12th century when the University of Oxford originated. It is the oldest university in the English speaking world.
There are 38 colleges associated with the university and this path will take you past many of them.
Principal sights include the famous Christ College and cathedral, the botanic garden, impressive museums, and large libraries.
Walk Distance 3.2km / 2.0 miles mostly flat.
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Cambridge is a city steeped in history, much of which is associated with the world-famous university.
This walk will take you to many of the top sites in Cambridge, including King’s College, the Cam River bridges, and Great St Mary’s Church where you can climb the tower for spectacular views over the city.
A trip to Cambridge is not complete without a punt on the River Cam, so build in time for a cruise during your day.
Walk Distance 3.3km / 2.0 miles mostly flat apart from the climb up the tower of Great St Mary’s Church.
London is one of the great cities of the world with a history going back to Roman times. There are so many iconic sights to see in London North of the River Thames that a well-planned itinerary will help.
This London North Thames Self-Guided City Walk is one of three highlighting the major attractions of central London. Allow yourself plenty of time to enjoy the sights, sounds, and activities of this wonderful city.
Highlights of this walk include The Tower of London, St Paul’s Cathedral, and Covent Garden. Make sure to visit Tower Bridge and the glass floor walkway, quite an experience.
Walk Distance 6.5km / 4.0 miles with only minor rises and falls.
London is one of the great cities of the world with a history going back to Roman times. There are so many iconic landmarks to see and visit that a well-planned itinerary will help. This London Southbank Self-Guided City Walk is one of three walks highlighting the major attractions of this incredible city.
Allow yourself plenty of time to enjoy the sights, sounds, and activities of this wonderful city. The south bank of the River Thames provides a spectacular walk with many famous sights. Don’t miss the viewing area of the Tate Modern – access is free, and the views are terrific.
London is one of the great cities of the world with a history going back to Roman times. There are so many iconic sights to see on this Westminster Self-Guided City Walk that a well-planned itinerary will help.
Highlights of this walk include Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, and Trafalgar Square. Allow yourself plenty of time to enjoy the sights, sounds, and activities of this wonderful city.
Walk Distance 5.7km / 3.5 miles over flat terrain.
This walk is one of three highlighting the major attractions of London City. The others are London North of the Thames, and London Southbank.
