Oxford Reformation Walking Tour
Step into the past on this captivating walking tour and journey through significant historical sites in Oxford. Follow in the footsteps of early Reformers like William
Tyndale and John Wycliffe
, who challenged the norms of their time and paved the way for transformative changes.
Stand on the ground where Thomas Cranmer
, Nicholas Ridley, and Hugh
Latimer were executed by burning at the stake. Imagine hearing when Latimer told Ridley, “Be of good comfort, Master Ridley, and play the man! We shall this day light such a candle, by God’s grace, in England, as I trust shall never be put out.”
Uncover the very place where large portions of the Authorized Bible, the King James Bible
, was painstakingly crafted, its words shaping literature and language for centuries.
Experience the early days of the Methodist movement by delving into the lives of its pioneers – John and Charles
Wesley and George Whitefield
– who redefined spirituality and community. Stand outside the place where the Holy Club used to meet.
Journey to the site where J.I. Packer
uncovered the writings of John Owen, a moment that bridged the gap between past and present, reviving age-old theology.
You’ll walk by
The Martyrs Memorial and Cross.
Balliol College, where John Wycliffe served as master.
Hertford College, where William Tyndale was a student.
Lincoln College, where John Wesley’s Holy Club would meet.
Divinity School, where the Oxford Martyrs stood trial.
Corpus Christi and Merton College, where large portions of the King James Bible were written.
North Gate Hall, where JI Packer discovered the works of John Owen.
Your guide
While many choose a free walking tour in Oxford, nothing compares to discovering the city with an expert guide. Our team is made up exclusively of Master’s and PhD students or alumni from the University
of Oxford. This distinctive background allows us to offer deeper insight—especially when it comes to Oxford’s rich Christian heritage.
Each of us brings a passion for our area of expertise, and we’re committed to providing a tour that is both engaging and intellectually enriching—one that goes beyond expectations.
Duration: 2 hours
Price: £95 per group (1–5 people)
For groups larger than 5: Please refer to the booking page for a detailed pricing breakdown.
Children aged 5 and under: Free
Maximum group size: 20 people