Oxfordshire Tourist Information and Visitor Guide
The Majestic River Thames flows through the heart of Oxfordshire and nestled on its banks are attractive market towns like chic and elegant Henley-on-Thames, famed for its Royal Regatta. Enjoy unspoilt, rolling chalk hills, beech woodlands and quiet valleys. Oxford, the city of dreaming spires is renowned for its University, historical buildings and vibrant nightlife.
Oxfordshire Highlights
- Ashmolean Museum of Art & Archaeology - the oldest & largest museum in Britain houses priceless collections of art, silver & ceramics
- Banbury Cross - neogothic monument which was erected in 1859 in celebration of the marriage of Queen Victoria's eldest daughter
- Blenheim Palace - set in 2100 acres of beautiful parkland, the Palace is home to the 11th Duke of Marlborough
- Christ Church College - this 16C college is the largest & grandest of the Oxford University Colleges and was founded by King Henry VIII
- Cotswold Wildlife Park - monkeys, rhinos & many other differing species of wildlife are on display in a relaxed & friendly environment
- Didcot Railway Centre - a homage to the Great Western Railway, the centre is based around an original train depot
- Stonor House & Park - built in the 12C, the house contains various important artefacts including paintings, bronzes, sculptures & tapestries
Plan your visit to Oxfordshire
- Oxfordshire Hotels - view and choose a place to stay in Oxfordshire
- Oxfordshire Attractions - browse a list of sightseeing attractions in Oxfordshire
- Oxfordshire Short Breaks - for short break ideas and offers
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