Carfax Tower is all that remains of the official city church of Oxford from 1122 onwards.
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The Radcliffe Camera is one of Oxford’s most recognisable landmarks.
Folly Bridge, arcing its way over the rushing waters of the River Thames was once a ford used so oxen could safely pass…
The Pitt Rivers Museum: where weird and wonderful artefacts wait to stir your curiosity at every turn.
The Sheldonian Theatre: A green topped jewel in the heart of medieval Oxford.
As England’s oldest “physic” or botanical garden, Oxford Botanic Garden is truly Oxfordshire’s Eden when it comes to al…
Oxford Castle and Prison dates back to the Norman era and has been a hub of the city’s political, penal and social hist…
Between 4,000 and 5,000 years old, the ancient site of Devil’s Quoits is a neolithic henge and stone circle near the pi…
Tolkien’s grave is the final resting place of the noted author and former Oxford resident, J R R Tolkien; he is buried …
The Old Bodleian Library of Oxford University opened in 1602 and is one of the oldest libraries in the world still in u…
