'Alice in Wonderland' Winter Meadow Walk With Afternoon Tea

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  • 2 hours (approx.)
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  • Offered in: English

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Overview

Embark on a captivating journey through the enchanting Christ Church Meadow with a leisurely circular stroll guided by a local historian and author. Follow in the footsteps of the real Alice and Lewis Carroll along waterside paths, delving into the inspiration behind the characters, and unveiling the crucial role the River Thames played in shaping the iconic Alice books. Guided by Mark Davies, whose publications include "Alice in Waterland," "Alice’s Oxford on Foot", and "A Towpath Walk in Oxford," unraveling the tales inspired by the waterways. Beginning and concluding at the delightful riverside restaurant The Folly, a poignant location, where Carroll's & Alice’s boat trips commenced over 160 years ago. The tour starts with a hot drink to warm you up before the stroll and ends with an indulgent mad hatter-inspired afternoon tea, complete with sandwiches, scones, and cakes. A fitting end to a whimsical exploration of the real Wonderland that inspired Carroll's timeless tales.
  • Lunch

  • 90 Minute Walking Tour (Roughly 1.5 miles)

Meeting point

Meet inside the The Folly Restaurant.

End point

Meet inside the The Folly Restaurant.

Folly Bridge

Begin and end your tour at The Folly restaurant on the historic Folly Bridge, a focal point of the history of Alice. Hot drinks are available before you set off. Afterwards, enjoy an indulgent afternoon tea. Plan the rest of your day with your guide or discuss the tour with your guide at the renowned riverside restaurant.

Christ Church Meadow

Explore Christ Church meadows, with its famous college, beautiful riverside parks, and well-loved cattle, as your guide explains the origins and its historical importance

Thames River

An expert on the waterways, Mark will explain not only the local history but the significance of the river to the classic stories

Oxford

Discover the links between Alice and the City itself, and how it shaped the tales and stories we all love today

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Additional Info

Infants do not need a ticket

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