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 Guided Bus  Tours 

Discover the Original
Black Oxford Untold Stories Experience: Guided Bus & Walking Tours

Embark on a journey through time and culture on our groundbreaking Black Oxford Untold Stories Guided Bus Tour in partnership with City Sightseeing Oxford.

- A unique perspective on Oxford's rich tapestry of history, often overlooked in traditional narratives -.

 

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Step aboard and prepare to be captivated by a 60-minute guided bus journey through time curated to celebrate the remarkable achievements of Black scholars whose contributions and legacies continue to inspire and resonate today.

 'A wonderful and enriching experience'.

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Led by acclaimed author and historian Pamela Roberts, her bespoke, engaging live commentary breathes life into the compelling narratives. It illuminates the often-overlooked contributions of Black scholars like that of pioneers 

Christian Frederick Cole

The University of Oxford’s first black scholar and Britain’s first black barrister, whose legacy paved the way for future generations.

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Merze Tate

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inspiring story as the first African - American  woman to attend the university 

Alain LeRoy Locke

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 Rhodes’s first African American scholar whose intellectual and activism reshaped the cultural landscape.

Kofoworola Moore

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The first African woman to achieve a degree from Oxford and other unsung scholars.

Visitors can enjoy the experience via City Sightseeing Oxford’s hop-on, hop-off bus. 

 

Take in

  • the breathtaking views of Oxford's picturesque spires from the top deck.

  • Historical insights into the rich history of Black presence and influence in Oxford.

  • Iconic landmarks and notable sites such as the Pitt Rivers Museum, Rhodes House, Sheldonian Theatre, and colleges pivotal in Black history.

 

  • Celebrate the achievements and resilience of Black academics and leaders.

 

  • And get up close with an included 45-minute walking tour through the city’s historic streets.

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Experience the unique and enriching journey of the Black Oxford Untold Stories guided bus and walking tour, uncovering rarely-told stories and perspectives.

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'It was a great tour, and even more special for what it represented' Legendary Brazilian music legendary group, Ile Aiye

All tours start at 1:00 PM from Bus Stop 15, Broad Street
(opposite the History of Science Museum).

Join us every Saturday—except for special midweek tours on Wednesday, 14th May, and 9th July.

 

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'An aspect of history very little known, but thanks to Pamela Roberts, who designed this very tour, All comes to life, while on the bus tour, and with the walking tour. '

 

£

16+

Adult
£20

5-15

Child
£ 11

Prices

Students/Seniors £15

The ticket price includes a 60 minutes guided bus tour and a
45 minute guided walking tour

Tickets are available to purchase from the Queen’s Lane Visitor Information Point (44-45 High Street) or online at citysightseeingoxford.com

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'This is a great day out, and when you come back to Oxford, you will always have in mind all those stories. Do not miss this opportunity'

Highly recommended

Getting to Oxford 

car

There are several options for parking if you are travelling by car.  The easiest option is to use one of the five Park and Ride cark parks.

TRAIN 

Trains leave from both London Paddington and London Marylebone stations, taking between 1-1.5hrs total.

Book tickets early on Trainline to ensure you get a good price. 

BUS

The Oxford Tube bus runs every 10 minutes, leaving from a number of different stops in London, including Victoria, Marble Arch, Notting Hill Gate, and Shepherd’s Bush. Travel takes between 2-2.5hrs.

Unveiling Inspiration at Every Turn

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