The ever-popular Thame Midsomer Walking Tours return for the 2025 season on Wednesday 2nd April at 2pm, continuing each Wednesday until 29th October. There will also be Saturday tours at 2 pm from 21st June to 13th September.
- Midsomer Guided Walking Tours start at Thame Town Hall every Wednesday at 2pm from 2nd April until 29th October, and every Saturday from 21st June until 13th September. The tour lasts around 75 minutes.
- Tickets are £10 per person. Book online at ticketsource.co.uk/thamemidsomer. or at Thame Town Hall Information Centre in person or by phone on 01844 212833 or at Thame Museum (during opening hours – check websites
https://www.thamemuseum.org/, https://www.thametowncouncil.gov.uk/ - Ad hoc tours are available if Wednesday afternoon is not convenient, contact thamemidsomertours@gmail.com to arrange a different time and date
Thame is one of the most-filmed Midsomer Murders locations, sometimes appearing as Causton, sometimes as one of the many picturesque villages in Midsomer County (aka Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire).
The tours are led by a team of seven knowledgeable guides (all volunteers) who are enthusiastic experts, not only on Midsomer Murders locations, the episodes, the actors, the bizarre methods of murder and much more, but on local history too.
Some of our Tour Guides ready to welcome you
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