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Standing tall in Oxford's Bonn Square since July 1900, the Tirah Memorial is the city's first free-standing war memorial. This 25-foot high obelisk, crafted from Bath and Doulting stone, commemorates …
Rating: 4.3 ★ (309 ratings)
Trinity College on Broad Street, with its distinctive blue gates and beautiful gardens, marks the starting point for your Undiscovered Oxford Walking Tour. From here, you'll venture beyond the usual …
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Nestled at 2 Windmill Road in Headington, Mobility And Sports Massage offers a sanctuary for those aching muscles and tired limbs, perfect after a long journey or an active day …
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A wooden footbridge composed entirely of straight timbers, the Iffley Lock "Mathematical Bridge" is a distinctive feature of the picturesque Thames-side landscape. This 1923 or 1924 replica of the more …
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Boasting a prime spot on Park End Street, Thirst Bar has been a vibrant late-night cocktail destination in the heart of Oxford since 1999. Renowned for its extensive list of …
Rating: 4.7 ★ (2600 ratings)
The 13th-century tower of the University Church of St Mary the Virgin lays claim to being the oldest part of any Oxford University building, its foundations dating to the 1270s. …
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Blue Boar Court, at 9 Alfred Street, is the new home for The Oxford Trust's Oxford Centre for Innovation as of March 2025. This address has a rich history, as …
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A rare calcareous valley fen, one of the best examples in Southern England, awaits discovery in Headington, a surprising pocket of ancient habitat nestled within Oxford's urban spread. The Lye …
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Standing at the north end of St Giles', where the road divides, the Oxford War Memorial is a prominent and poignant city landmark. Crafted from Clipsham stone and reaching a …
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Trinity College's main gates on Broad Street, a thoroughfare with origins in the 10th century, offer a tantalising glimpse into centuries of academic and architectural heritage. From this historic starting …
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The Kassam Stadium on Grenoble Road is a prominent landmark, easily recognisable by the distinctive reflective glass panelling at its main entrance. This 12,500-capacity stadium has been the proud home …
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Number 58 Saint Aldate's places you right in the vibrant heart of historic Oxford, a street humming with centuries of academic and civic life. Moments from this address, you'll find …
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Over a thousand historically significant musical instruments, from the Renaissance to modern times, are waiting to be discovered at the Bate Collection. Housed within the University of Oxford's Faculty of …
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New Ground on Ship Street hosts Oxford Life Drawing sessions every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evening from 6pm to 8pm, offering a welcoming space for anyone looking to engage with …
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Trinity College on Broad Street provides the distinguished starting point for your Wander Oxford Walking Tour, immediately immersing you in the architectural splendour and academic heritage of this world-renowned city. …
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Tom Quad, the largest and arguably most impressive of Oxford's quadrangles, immediately greets you with its sheer scale and the imposing Tom Tower, designed by Sir Christopher Wren. Listen for …
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Arrive at your Oxford accommodation or head off to UK airports like Heathrow and Gatwick with ease using the reliable services of Oxford Carriage Company Ltd, located at 43 Dashwood …
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Britain's first public museum, the Ashmolean, has stood on Beaumont Street since 1683, a cornerstone of Oxford's cultural landscape. Inside, an unparalleled journey through human creativity awaits, initiated by Elias …
Rating: 4.6 ★ (230 ratings)
A remarkable Books Sculpture by Diana Bell graces Blackwell's bookshop on Broad Street, a historic thoroughfare in the heart of Oxford. Bell, an award-winning landscape architect and artist, is known …
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Within the walls of The Kilns, nestled in Lewis Close, Headington, C.S. Lewis penned all seven of his much-loved Narnia chronicles, alongside other significant works like *The Screwtape Letters* and …
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