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Oxford Castle Unlocked
Access
The main entrance, café and The Key Learning Centre are all fully accessible. All floors of the Prison Wing are accessible by lift, and information throughout is provided through a mix of displays and multi-media solutions.

Regrettably, due to the historic nature of the building not all areas of the attraction are accessible by wheelchair.  For example, St George’s Tower (which has 101 steps on a steep, narrow and winding straircase) and the Mound which has some steep steps and gradients, and some of the prison cells which have 620-640mm wide doorways. However we do offer concessions for wheelchair using visitors that reflect this in addition to a virtual tour of Oxford City skyline from a console on the ground floor.

Details of parking arrangements in Oxford for disabled visitors may be found at

www.oxford.gov.uk/community/accessible-parking.cfm

There is a shopmobility scheme in Oxford for visitors who wish to hire wheelchairs. For further details please visit:

www.oxford.gov.uk/community/shopmobility-book.cfm

We have accessable WC’s for visitors (left/angled and right hand transfer).

We have lifts in both the Attraction and Key Learning Centre. Both our lifts have tactile and Braille controls, and voice announcements. The doors are 900mm clear opening, and the internal dimensions are 1360x1360mm

There are no strobe lighting effects in Oxford Castle Unlocked.

Assistance dogs are welcome.


If you have any specific requirements, please contact us prior to your visit on 01865 260666.
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44-46 Oxford Castle, Oxford, OX1 1AY
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