Impressive avenue marked by around 100 pairs of prehistoric standing stones.
Beautiful Palladian villa in huge grounds. Interesting hand painted Chinese wallpaper in the Dining Parlour. Run by English Heritage.
Beautiful octagonal building with a vaulted ceiling. Formerly used by Benedictine monks for their daily meetings.
Classic country pub with warming open fires. Excellent food offerings. Featured in all but one editions of the Good Beer Guide. Great real ales.
Stunning country house set in wonderful countryside. One of the oldest continuously inhabited properties in Britain at over 850 years old. Only open to public a couple of days a week in Summer.
Quaint traditional village pub. The views from the lovely beer garden are truly stunning. Great food menu.
Superb tour of all the cells of the former prison held here. Great stories of the history of Oxford.
Really quirky fibreglass shark in the roof of a terraced house. A great reason to leave the city centre.
Oldest building in Oxford dating back to the Saxon era. Great views from the top of the tower.
Beautiful cathedral that is also part of Christchurch College. Residents of the Oxford Diocese can gain free entry without having to pay to get into the college.
Many scenes in the Harry Potter films, especially those in the dining hall, are filmed here.
Great place to entertain the children. There is even an Ice Hockey team that are great to watch.
Longest pier in Britain. Its about a half hour walk to the end or you can take the train.
Unique and very interesting museum located in an old chapel. Great insight into the very ancient history and faraway origins of the instrument.
Stunning medieval cathedral. Impressively tall spire. Quiet oasis from the noise of the city.
Very atmospheric ruins. Peaceful place to explore. Worth every penny of the entrance fee.
Beautiful castle with huge imposing walls. Excellent fun exploring. Well worth the entrance fee.
