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Your adventure through Oxford's historic streets begins at The Folly, a charming riverside location at 1 Folly Bridge, setting the stage for Operation City Quest Scavenger Hunts. This interactive experience …
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Accessed through the Oxford University Museum of Natural History, after passing by dinosaurs, the arched doorway of the Pitt Rivers Museum on South Parks Road leads to an astonishing collection …
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The Victorian Gothic Revival church you see today on New Inn Hall Street is the third iteration of St Peter-le-Bailey, designed by Basil Champneys and opened in 1874. Its predecessors …
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Linton House, a distinctive Georgian rectory dating from 1797, serves as the main entrance and Porter's Lodge for St Peter's College on New Inn Hall Street. Originally constructed as offices …
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A vast expanse of ancient grazing land, Port Meadow has remarkably remained unploughed for around 4,000 years, its history stretching back to Bronze Age burials and Iron Age settlements. The …
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Oxford's first indoor parkour park, UKCF Academy, can be found at The Oxford Academy on Sandy Lane West, offering a unique destination for energetic visitors. Improve your jumps and vaults …
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Nestled at 8 Woodstock Road, the Carey Blyth Gallery, run by Jenny Blyth Fine Art, presents a welcoming space for art lovers in the heart of Oxford. This contemporary art …
Rating: 3.7 ★ (9 ratings)
Nestled on Old Greyfriars Street, Greyfriars Place stands on a site steeped in centuries of history. The original Greyfriars was a Franciscan friary founded way back in 1224, playing a …
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North African lanterns, kilims, and vibrant mosaic tables immediately set the scene at Kazbar, a cornerstone of Oxford's eclectic dining landscape for over two decades. Here, the rich flavours of …
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Nuneham House, now home to the Global Retreat Centre, has a rich history dating back to its construction in 1757, offering a serene backdrop for your Day Yoga experience. The …
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A cinematic landmark on Magdalen Street, originally opening its doors as the Oxford 'Super' Cinema on January 1st, 1924, has recently reopened as the Oxford Cinema & Cafe in May …
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The adventure begins at The Folly, a unique riverside setting on Folly Bridge, historically linked to Lewis Carroll and the creation of Alice in Wonderland. From this iconic departure point, …
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Forty-two acres of beautiful Oxfordshire woodland await at Scout Adventures Youlbury, the world's oldest permanent Scout campsite, located on Boars Hill. With a history stretching back to 1913 when Sir …
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The distinctive Baroque porch of the University Church of St. Mary the Virgin, with its theatrical spiral columns designed by Nicholas Stone, offers an unforgettable entry point to a site …
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Find 58 Saint Aldate's nestled in the very heart of Oxford's historic city centre, a street that breathes the centuries of learning and architectural grandeur that define this world-renowned city. …
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A fixture on the lively Cowley Road since at least 1876, when it was known as The Bullingdon Arms, this long-standing venue has evolved from a traditional working man's pub …
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More than 1,200 robots and skilled employees work in harmony at MINI Plant Oxford, crafting the basic framework of each MINI from steel sheets in the body shop before your …
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Original artwork bursts forth from a studio nestled at The Heath, just outside Oxford, where Daniella Allen channels creativity into diverse forms. Here, you'll encounter a vibrant portfolio that spans …
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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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Located on New Inn Hall Street, the Wesley Memorial Methodist Church stands as a testament to Gothic Revival architecture, completed in 1878. Its very stones tell a story of faith …
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