Alice in Wonderland Walking Tour Oxford | StoryStride: Walking Tours

Where Charles Dodgson set off on 4 July 1862 with the three Liddell sisters, and first told the story of Alice.

The little shop opposite Christ Church where Alice Liddell bought sweets, and which became the Sheep's shop in Through the Looking-Glass.

Dodgson's home from 1868 until his death, where he built a photographic studio on the college roof.

The 300-year-old horse chestnut in the Deanery garden that tradition links with the Cheshire Cat.

The small door between the Deanery and Cathedral gardens, a likely model for the tiny door Alice cannot squeeze through.

The Hall window above the fireplace that celebrates Lewis Carroll and the real Alice Liddell.

The University Church, where Dodgson preached what he called the most formidable sermon of his life, in 1897.

The museum Dodgson visited with the Liddell sisters, home to the dodo remains and painting linked to his Dodo.

Alice in Wonderland Walking Tour
Oxford