Oxford University Museum of Natural History
Discover a vast collection of natural history specimens including dinosaur skeletons and the famous Oxford Dodo.
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2 The Covered Market
A historic market dating back to the 1770s, offering a variety of food, gifts, and crafts from local vendors.
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3 Oxford Castle & Prison
Explore the 1,000-year history of this Norman medieval castle, which also served as a prison until 1996.
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4 Oxford Botanic Garden
The oldest botanic garden in the UK, featuring a wide variety of plants from around the world.
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5 Christ Church Meadow
A picturesque meadow offering scenic walks and views of the River Thames and Christ Church College.
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6 Carfax Tower
Climb to the top for panoramic views of Oxford's skyline from this historic bell tower.
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7 Christ Church Cathedral
One of the smallest cathedrals in the UK, known for its beautiful architecture and historic significance.
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8 University Church of St Mary the Virgin
A stunning church offering beautiful architecture, historical significance, and a tower with great views of the city.
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9 Port Meadow
A historic common land with open spaces for walking, picnicking, and enjoying nature by the River Thames.
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11 Bury Knowle Park
A charming park with a playground, tennis courts, and beautiful gardens perfect for a relaxing day out.
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12 Shotover Country Park
A large country park offering woodlands, meadows, and stunning views over Oxfordshire.
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13 Hinksey Park
A community park featuring a swimming pool, lake, and plenty of green space for recreational activities.
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14 Bodleian Library
One of the oldest libraries in Europe, housing an extensive collection of books and manuscripts.
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15 The Story Museum
A unique museum celebrating the power of stories with interactive exhibits and activities for all ages.
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17 Oxford Magic Walking tours
Experience the magical side of Oxford with guided walking tours that explore the city's mystical history and famous literary connections.
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