Explore the tour

from
£19

Bus Tour

from
£22

Bus Tour + Panorama

from
£33

Bus Tour + Explore

from
£19

Bus Tour

from
£22

Bus Tour + Panorama

from
£33

Bus Tour + Explore

Black Oxford Untold Stories

Private Hire

Hop aboard for a bespoke private tour of Oxford’s Black history visiting each spot with award-winning creative, producer, and historian, Pamela Roberts. Whether it’s for a special occasion or an educational experience, our private hire tours offer a unique opportunity to explore the rich narratives of Black scholars who have significantly influenced academia, law, politics, and the arts.

Your tour begins on Broad Street, Oxford, where you’ll embark on a circular tour of most of Oxford’s iconic landmarks and notable sites. You’ll see places such as the Pitt Rivers Museum, Rhodes House, Sheldonian Theatre, and the colleges that have played pivotal roles in Black history. Along the way, each location will come alive as its unique Black connections are revealed.

The tour can be tailored to suit your specific interests and schedule, guided by the award-winning creative, producer, and historian herself.

 It was a great tour, and even more special for what it represented.

Tripadvisor, July 2024

The private hire bus tour offers everything included in our regular Black Oxford Untold Stories tour, plus additional benefits:

Ideal for groups of students, interested locals, businesses, wedding parties, groups of friends, or anyone with an interest in history and learning.


Planning a special occasion, an educational trip, or a team-building experience? Contact us at info@citysightseeingoxford.com. Please provide as much information as possible, and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can. Here’s what we need to know:

  • Number of people attending
  • Preferred date and time of the tour
  • Any special requirements

We look forward to hearing from you!


Pamela Roberts is an award-winning creative producer, historian, and published author. Pamela produces creative projects utilising archival or academic information, making projects accessible to the wider public by removing barriers of accessibility or demystifying academic jargon to present and bring untold stories to life via theatre,
media, literature, lectures and tours.

The author of Black Oxford: The Untold Stories of Oxford University’s Black Scholars, her work as Founder and Director of Black Oxford Untold Stories has raised the profile of many black scholars at the University of Oxford. She is a Fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts, a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society and an alumnus of the Eccles Centre for American Studies at the British Library.

Learn more about Black Oxford: blackoxford.net