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23 Jan 2026
Excellent
An excellent visit from start to finish. Arwen our tour guide was superb - very knowledgeable and animated coupled with a friendly approachable manner
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Yulia,
United Kingdom
01 Apr 2024
Excellent
It is a fascinating museum, but a tour is needed. Our tour guide, Jen, was very professional and engaged my two sons with the story, which takes work. Emotional, interactive, and educational. We...
It is a fascinating museum, but a tour is needed. Our tour guide, Jen, was very professional and engaged my two sons with the story, which takes work. Emotional, interactive, and educational. We recommend it to the whole family!
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Alana,
United Kingdom
12 Jun 2025
Excellent
Rory was a phenomenal guide!! All staff were extremely friendly and happy to in the gift shop. Highly recommend, thank you!
Oxford Castle
About: Oxford Castle
Oxford Castle is a large, partly ruined Norman castle in Oxfordshire, England. Most of the castle was destroyed in the English Civil War, and by the 18th century, the remaining buildings had become Oxford's local prison.
The prison closed in 1996 and was redeveloped as a hotel and visitor attraction. The medieval remains of the castle, including St. George's Tower and crypt, as well as the motte, are Grade I listed buildings and a Scheduled Monument.
