THE MIGHTY RIVER THAMES Cruise And Dining by The Folly Restaurant
The Folly Restaurant
1 Folly Bridge Oxford OX1 4JU United Kingdom
(5 reviews)
WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT
Travel back in time and explore the rich history of one of England's most beautiful cities. Cruise the tranquil Thames in Oxford and taste a slower life, where cares drift away with the gentle flow of the water. Savour dinner at the Folly restaurant where culinary pleasure can be enjoyed to their utmost.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Enjoy a 40-minutes riverboat cruise through the heart of Oxford
Savour a three-course menu each at the Folly Restaurant
Easy Refunds & Exchanges
Instant E-Certificate Delivery
1 Year Validity
MORE ABOUT OUR PARTNER
Explore the magic of Oxford with a pre-dinner river cruise on an elegant Edwardian river boat. Soak in the sights of Folly Island, Christ Church Meadow, University boat houses and Regatta Course and appreciate the highlights of river life in Oxford before disembarking at The Folly restaurant for lunch or dinner. The acclaimed restaurant occupies a unique riverside position in the heart of Oxford and offers with unrivalled riverside views The restaurant's terrace floats on the waters of the River Thames as she runs gently under Folly Bridge. The Folly restaurant provides simply served, excellently cooked dishes crafted from the freshest seasonal ingredients. Enjoy a three-course meal and savour the excellently cooked dishes from the moder British cuisine.
LATEST CUSTOMER REVIEWS(5 reviews)
WHERE AND WHEN IT'S AVAILABLE
1 Folly Bridge Oxford OX1 4JU United Kingdom
Late March to early October: Monday to Friday and Sunday at 5:30pm
HOW DOES TRULY WORK?
1. Once you have checked out, you will receive an e-certificate with a unique redemption code.
2. Use this code to request your booking with the desired date and time
3. Sit back and let us handle the rest. Arrive to your experience knowing we have arranged everything.
THE TRULY PROMISE ON ALL OUR
EXPERIENCES
Always the same value-for-money as found on our partner's website or venue.
