Your Oxford guide
Oxford is a city steeped in history and academic prestige. It captivates visitors with its stunning architecture and buzzing cultural scene. World-renowned as the home of the world-famous University of Oxford, the city's medieval colleges, such as Christ Church and Magdalen College, offer breathtakingly beautiful courtyards and chapels. Tourists particularly love the Bodleian Library, one of the oldest libraries in Europe, and the Ashmolean Museum, which houses an impressive collection of art and antiquities. The picturesque streets and riverside walks provide a charming backdrop for leisurely exploration. Oxford's literary heritage, having inspired writers like J.R.R. Tolkien and Lewis Carroll, adds a magical allure to the city. From punting on the River Cherwell to enjoying the bustling markets and cosy cafes, Oxford offers a rich and enchanting experience for all who visit.
Oxford should be at the top of every traveller's list. Still not convinced? Here are three more reasons to go:
- University of Oxford Botanic Garden - Founded in 1621, it is the oldest botanic garden in Britain and one of the oldest scientific gardens in the world, featuring a diverse collection of plants.
- Oxford Castle and Prison - Originally built in 1071, Oxford Castle has served as a royal residence, a centre of administration, and a prison. It is now a historic site and hotel, offering tours and educational programs.
- The Oxford Canal - Completed in 1790, the Oxford Canal is one of the most scenic and historic waterways in England, providing beautiful walking and cycling paths.
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