Pubs of Oxford

Rob Walters


Region:
Anywhere
Notice Period:
Regular (more than one month's notice)
Type:
Professional
Fee:
Paid: £60 plus travel expenses if incurred
Category:
History
Updated:
4th March 2021

Oxford has a grand history through its university and colleges, but it also has a wealth of characterful and pleasant pubs. Rob is an enthusiastic and regular visitor to many of them and hence a highly qualified guide. His talk focuses on the city centre where he covers a selection of pubs: old and new, popular and quirky, large and small. His talk provides a little history, a smattering of architecture and an admixture of anecdotes. It also touches on brewing in Oxford. Drinking alcohol during this talk is permitted and usually enlivens the question session. [Usually provided by Zoom, but also within travelling distance of Oxford]

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About Rob Walters

I am an experienced, badged, guide based in Oxford and Stow on the Wold. I am a member of the Oxford Guild of Guides and the Institute of Tourist Guiding. My guiding covers many topics mostly focused on Oxford: the city, university, colleges, pubs and characters. I have written a number of books on a range of subjects and genres including Oxford and Stow. I have also compiled a series of videos based on Oxford. More information at www.robsbookshop.com.


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