Situated in the heart of Oxford, Alice's Shop is a charming literary haven that immerses visitors in the enchanting world of Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland." The shop, located on St Aldate's, holds a special place in the hearts of literature enthusiasts, offering a delightful blend of literary treasures, whimsical souvenirs, and a touch of nostalgic wonder.
Originally the Old Sheep Shop, this quaint establishment became associated with Lewis Carroll when he used to frequent Oxford. The shop is believed to be the inspiration for the "Old Sheep Shop" in the sequel, "Through the Looking-Glass." Today, Alice's Shop serves as a tangible link to the timeless tales of Alice and her adventures in Wonderland.
The shelves are adorned with beautifully illustrated editions of Carroll's works, tea sets inspired by the Mad Hatter's tea party, and a myriad of Wonderland-themed trinkets. The cozy atmosphere invites visitors to step into a world where curiosity reigns supreme, and the line between reality and imagination blurs.
For those seeking a whimsical journey into the literary realm of Lewis Carroll, Alice's Shop beckons as a place where the magic of Wonderland is preserved and shared with each visitor.