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  • The Zoots Sounds of the 60s show at The Mill, Banb

    The Zoots Sounds of the 60s show at The Mill, Banb

    Oxfordshire

    THE ZOOTS are here to make your whole family bop to the 60s beats that everybody loves - with legendary numbers by The Beatles, The Stones, The Mon…more

  • Bleak House

    Bleak House

    Oxford

    Deep in the Norrington Room, amongst three miles of bookshelves, where better to stage Dickens classic tale of inheritance, mystery, obsession and …more

  • Only Fools and 3 Courses - Banbury 08/02/2020

    Only Fools and 3 Courses - Banbury 08/02/2020

    Oxfordshire

    Only Fools and 3 Courses Dining InvitationJoin us for the Dinner event of the year, which combines fine food and Comedy action, served up ONLY FOOLS…more

  • Tom Stades You Aint See Nothing Yet UK Tour

    Tom Stades You Aint See Nothing Yet UK Tour

    Oxford

    The unparalleled master and worst-kept secret of stand-up comedy, Tom Stade, is back! Now the kids have moved out, its a dawn of a new era for the …more

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Naturally Oxfordshire is dominated by its world famous university town, an ancient city of grand old buildings, towers wrapped in ivy and gowned academics whizzing by on their bikes. But Oxfordshire at large is a quite beautiful county, made up of gentle green hills and old thatched roofs, country gardens and winding lanes.So rural is the landscape that more than 70% has been declared an area of outstanding natural beauty.

And flowing straight through the heart of Oxfordshire are the Rivers Thames (Isis if youre a local) and Cherwell, and there are some beautiful walks along the rivers and the resulting water meadows, river valleys and fertile lush landscape.

Perhaps all that fertile beauty is why Oxford has a history that goes way back to the Saxons and beyond and its university is the second oldest in Europe. Indeed history is everywhere, not just in the dreaming spires of the university, but also in the magnificent Blemnheim Palace, birthplace of Winston Churchill, or in Broughton Castle or any of the hundreds of old churches, towers, estates and stately homes scattered around.

Highlights include the Oxfordshire County Museum, Stoner, (containing a priest hole from the civil war), Greys Court, Sulgrave Manor, Kingston Bagpuize House and Mapledurham House. Lastly, of course there is Oxford itself with Britains oldest public museum, the Ashmolean Museum, the Bodeleian Library and hundreds of examples of beautiful old architecture, from Christchurch Cathedral to the world famous Oxford Botanic Garden, and from Carfax Tower to St. Mary the Virgin Church.Spend a few hours just strolling around this beautiful city and soak in the centuries of learning and it quickly becomes clear why this little place is so famous. A true slice of England and English history.

Days Out & Attractions

Attractions in Oxfordshire

Fun days out in Oxfordshire

Enjoy a fun filled and fantastic day out for all the family at a range of attractions in Oxfordshire, including theme parks, castles, zoos, museums and historic houses.

Zoos & Safari Parks in Oxfordshire

Zoos & Safari Parks

Get close-up and personal with a wild animal at a zoo or safari park in Oxfordshire.

Theme Parks in Oxfordshire

Theme Parks

Thrills and spills on rides and rollercoasters at a theme park in Oxfordshire.

Museums in Oxfordshire

Museums

Love British history?Come and take a stroll through the ages at a local museum.

Art galleries in Oxfordshire

Art Galleries

From timeless classics to modern masterpieces, enjoy art at its very best.

Experiences

Experiences

Want to try your hand at something completely different? Try an experience...

Updated: 22/12/2024 03:43:25

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