Description
Now in its eighth edition, The Pocket Guide to Oxford is a souvenir guidebook to the architecture, history, and principal attractions of Oxford. It provides essential information on Oxford University’s colleges and buildings, punting, bicycles, museums, literary Oxford, a Dodo Walk, and maps to help you find your way around. Our friend the Oxford Dodo also adds his own thoughts along the way.
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The guidebook has been illustrated by the authors, the Victorian artist Orlando Jewitt, and includes engravings from Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland. Carroll was a don at Christ Church—the first of the colleges we recommend you visit. The guidebook has been typeset in fonts designed by one of the authors.
Reviews
- witty and erudite … extraordinary The Guardian
- entertaining prose … beautifully done The Daily Telegraph
- This is the best guide to Oxford for tourists and locals alike Blackwell’s Bookshop, Oxford
- Like being shown around by local friends who have an inexhaustible supply of good stories. Oxford Today
- Excellent guidebook Shortlisted in the British Book Design and Production Awards
Philip Atkins and Michael Johnson, 2019, eighth edition, 96 pages, 196mm x 129mm, paperback, ISBN 9780953443871, weight approximately 158g. Product code: TP8P