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Visitors to Oxford soon find themselves in the very heart of the University, for the graceful, golden-stone buildings of its medieval...

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What is the best way to see the interesting stuff that Oxford has to offer? Well, you can’t drive round Oxford that’s for sure. Oxford...

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The famous dreaming spires of Oxford make it one of our most popular cities to visit for a day trip. History, culture, food, shopping,...

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Planning to visit Oxford? The city is world famous for being very old. And Oxford visitors taking a day-trip or short break holiday will be...

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Those dreaming, golden-stone spires have become familiar, thanks to years of Morse repeats, but never fail to thrill. Christ College, on the main...

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It only opens this week, yet half of Britain is already geared up for Alice in Wonderland fever.   Everyone...

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Sumptuous interiors, glorious gardens and a rich history, Winston Churchill’s birthplace, Blenheim Palace near Oxford, ticks all the...

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A new cookery course at Michelin-starred Le Manoir aux Quat Saisons promises to transform you from gormless to gourmet in just one...

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No British hotel is quite so bound up with its hometown as The Randolph (which we are now supposed to call The Macdonald Randolph since it...

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Le Manoir aux Quat' Saisons, Michelin-starred chef Raymond Blanc's 16th-century Oxfordshire idyll, is a gastronome's dream. But...

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It will come as no surprise to anyone who’s stayed at a Malmaison that the British boutique hotel chain has more than once been voted the...

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The Crazy Bear’s funky colour, design and style prove that modern doesn’t have to mean boring. This Oxfordshire hotel's...

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Eating out in Oxford is more problematic for foodies than might be imagined.   The city of dreaming spires...