Places to go in Oxfordshire
Punting on the Isis is a traditional Oxfordshire pastime and there are no shortage of waterside parks to relax in. History buffs should head for Blenheim Palace and most people can find something of interest in the bustling streets of Oxford.
Local attractions
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Really, this brand new museum (01295 259855) is two attractions in one - on either side of the Oxford Canal, linked …
- Museum
- Visitor centre
- Restaurant
- Cafe
James Darley built the original mansion and park at Buscot for Edward Loveden at a cost of £20,000 between 1779 and …
- Historic building
Jacobean court intrigue and medieval fortifications add to the appeal of this Tudor-style house. One last tower …
- Garden
- Historic building
This famous one-and-a-half mile stretch of the River Thames between Folly Bridge and Iffley Lock passing by Christ …
- Leisure attraction
Mapledurham House was built in the Middle Ages when the estate was in the hands of the Lyndes family. When Sir …
- Historic building
An innovative exhibition and gallery space in an award-winning and sensitively designed modern building on the banks …
- Museum
- Restaurant
- Cafe
Located in a picturesque valley in the Chiltern Hills, Stonor Park is the home of Lord and Lady Camoys and the …
- Historic building
Set in the Cherwell Valley on the Oxford Canal, about a mile below Aynho village. There is a large wharf and …
- Leisure attraction
Home of the 11th Duke of Marlboroughm Blenheim Palace is the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill and was awarded …
- Historic building
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