Bodleian Library in Oxford: photos, reviews

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The Bodleian Library in Oxford is a must-visit for history and book enthusiasts alike, offering a rich tapestry of captivating history and stunning architecture. With an impressive average rating of 4.6 on Google, it's no surprise that visitors are drawn in by the beautiful library and engaging tours. Knowledgeable and enthusiastic guides bring the library's narrative to life, weaving humor with history to create an unforgettable experience. Explore the stunning and historic Duke Humfrey's Library, be awed by the architectural grandeur of the Radcliffe Camera, and marvel at the Divinity Schools' exquisite design. Whether you're there for a quick tour lasting 1-2 hours or a deeper dive into its storied past, the Bodleian Library promises a memorable visit with its friendly and informative guides.

Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

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Wheelchair accessible

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Broad Street (Stop W1)

Bus stop 125 m walk

Queens Lane (Stop J2)

Bus stop 244 m walk

High Street (Stop L3)

Bus stop 308 m walk

Magdalen Street East (Stop C6)

Bus stop 301 m walk

Brasenose College

Bus stop 183 m walk

Wadham College (Stop W2)

Bus stop 155 m walk

4.6

based on 937 reviews

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4.6/5 937 reviews

Khánh Tín Nguyễn

Highly recommended. Free entrance and a lot of things to see.

Sika Ocansey

I thoroughly enjoyed my tour of the library on the recent uk bank holiday.

Yvonne Tong

The Duke Humphrey Library was absolutely stunning and magical! It was one of a kind, and what a beauty to see the books withstanding years of changes! I also visited the Divinity School, Convocation House and Chancellor’s Court. Such an eye-opening experience and shoutout to the experienced guide!

Bodleian Library in Oxford

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