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From the prestigious Oxford University to the charming city centre, here are some of the top places to visit in Oxford.

Bodleian Library 5050

Bodleian Library 

25 minute drive

Everyone’s list of Oxford tourist attractions must include the Bodleian Library, one of the oldest libraries in Europe and an iconic Oxford University space. Take in the impressive sight from the inside and out and see where famous writers including Oscar Wilde, C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien refined their writing.

Christ Church

30 minute drive

Enter Christ Church, a famous Oxford attraction and the university’s largest college. Students include influential scientists, politicians and Hogwart’s most celebrated wizard - if you count the scenes filmed at the cloisters and hall for the Harry Potter films.

Oxford Botanic Garden 5050

Oxford Botanic Garden

23 minute drive

Founded in 1621, Oxford Botanic Garden is the oldest botanic garden in Britain. Discover thousands of plant species, tranquil glasshouses and beautifully maintained gardens in the heart of the city.

Ashmolean Museum 

25 minute drive

Discover centuries of art, archaeology and culture at Britain's first public museum. Home to world renowned collections, the Ashmolean Museum showcases everything from ancient Egyptian artefacts to contemporary exhibitions.

Oxford Castle & Prison 5050

Oxford Castle & Prison

29 minute drive

Uncover over 1,000 years of history at Oxford Castle & Prison. Climb St George's Tower, explore the atmospheric crypt and hear fascinating stories of royalty, prisoners and remarkable escapes.

Oxford Covered Market

28 minute drive

A lively Oxford landmark since the 1770s, The Covered Market is packed with artisan food stalls, cafés, and independent boutiques. Wander its colourful lanes to sample local produce, handmade gifts, and a true taste of the city’s charm.

Radcliffe Camera 5050

Radcliffe Camera

29 minute drive

One of the most recognisable landmarks in Oxford, the Radcliffe Camera has become a symbol of the city. Surrounded by historic university buildings, it's one of the most photographed locations in Oxford and a must-see during any visit.

Punting on the River Cherwell

23 minute drive

Experience a true Oxford tradition with a leisurely punt along the River Cherwell. Glide through peaceful waterways, pass historic college grounds and enjoy a unique perspective of the city's famous skyline.