The Oxford Train Station is a 10-minute walk from the College.
Find timetables on nationalrail.co.uk.
Getting here
St Peter's is committed to providing spaces that are accessible to all. General circulation throughout the College is easy, with wide, level pathways (and appropriate disabled ramps, where necessary) to all main areas. Learn more about physical accessibility.
Address
St Peter's College
New Inn Hall Street
Oxford
OX1 2DL
Enquiries
If you have general enquiries about the College or how to get here, phone the Porters' Lodge for more information: +44 (0)1865 278900
If you have questions about admissions or how to apply, please email admissions@spc.ox.ac.uk.
Visit College
We look forward to welcoming you to our beautiful College on New Inn Hall Street.
- Charge: visiting St Peter's College is free, but donations are welcome
- Hours: we are open for visitors from 10:00-17:00
- Entrance: please report to the Porters' Lodge on New Inn Hall Street to begin your visit
- Groups: please note that booking is required for groups of five or more people and all tour groups (families exempt). Contact our Lodge at +44 (0)1865 278 900
Learn more about visiting Oxford's colleges here.
Physical Accessibility at St Peter's College
St Peter's is committed to providing spaces that are accessible to all.
To review a detailed access guide of all College buildings, please visit the University's access guide here.
The College entrance is accessible via a level pathway. General circulation throughout the College is easy, with wide, level pathways (and appropriate accessibility ramps, where necessary) to all main areas.
All of St Peter's main function rooms (including our Dining Hall) are accessible to wheelchair users. There are multiple accessible bathroom facilities on the main site.
The Staircase I and Castle Bailey Quad residential blocks contain accessible entrances, bedrooms and ensuite wet room bathrooms. Castle Bailey Quad is fitted with lifts and an accessible laundry room, common room and kitchen.
The ground floor of the College Library is accessible and fitted with height-adjustable desks. Presently, the remaining upper and lower levels of the library are only accessible via stairs.
The Chapel, which is used for Chapel services, musical performances and lectures, is accessible and equipped with an audio induction loop.
If you have any questions or concerns about physical accessibility in the College, please do not hesitate to contact our team.
General visitors, contact our Porters' Lodge
Telephone: +44 (0)1865 278900
Email: porters.lodge@spc.ox.ac.uk
Conference clients, contact our Events Office
Telephone: +44 (0)1865 278464
Email: events@spc.ox.ac.uk
Students with accessibility questions, contact our Disability Coordinator
Prospective or current students with disabilities should contact the College Office to discuss accessibility at College. The College Registrar is the Disability Coordinator at St Peter's College.
Email: admissions@spc.ox.ac.uk
Transit and Parking
For information on the various ways to get to Oxford and St Peter's College, see the sections below or visit the Oxford City Council website.
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There are frequent bus and coach services to and from London from the Gloucester Green bus station, just a few minutes' walk from the College, and regular direct services to Heathrow and Gatwick airports.
Timetables on Oxford Bus Company website.
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There are allocated parking places for disabled drivers dotted around the city. To park in these spaces a disabled (blue) badge must be displayed showing the number and the clock.
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There are several Park and Ride sites conveniently located near Oxford with frequent bus services to the city centre.
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If you must take your car into the city, there is a pay-and-display system for the main parking places. Buy a ticket from the machine and display it prominently on your windscreen.
Please note that the College is located in Oxford's Zero Emission Zone (ZEZ). Learn more here.
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Learn more about parking in Oxford here.
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