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Oxford, The City of Dreaming Spires, is famous the world over for its
University and rich history. It is now a bustling cosmopolitan city. With a great mix of old and new, there is always something to do for visitor and local alike. The city is blessed with some of the best architecture in the country so even the simplest stroll it is a treat for the eyes. There are many museums, galleries and world famous colleges you are able to look around and learn more about the Oxford experience. The city also has an excellent arts scene with numerous galleries, theatres, cinemas and live music venues, offering a platform for both established artists and rising stars. Being home to two universities, there is a vast and diverse range of pubs, clubs and bars to suit every individual's tastes. You will also find a host of excellent restaurants offering dining experiences from all over the globe. Oxford is also ideally located to explore the Cotswolds and is within easy reach of London.
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Where to stay in Oxford
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Did you know...
Hitler was intending to use Oxford as his capital if he conquered England which is one of the reasons it was not bombed.
Oxford has more published writers per square mile than anywhere else in the world.
Oxford’s Ashmolean Museum is the oldest public museum in the world. Established thanks to the generosity of Elias Ashmole, it opened its doors to the public on May 24 1683.
Other info
Tourist Info Office located at: 15-15 Broad Street, Oxford, OX1 3AS
Famous for...
Oxford University, Boat Race, CS Lewis, Dreaming Spires and Radiohead