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Guide Friday City Sightseeing - bus tours Guide Friday City Sightseeing bus Tours
Tel: 01865 790522.
Open top bus tours. Live multilingual commentary. See the sights, Historic Buildings and the University Colleges.
First tour 9.30am then every 10/15 minutes from Oxford Railway Station. Also from Bay 14, Gloucester Green Coach Station and 18 other city centre stops.

For further details and to read Guide Friday City Sightseeing's review click here
   

Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens Cotswold Wildlife Park
Burford, Oxfordshire OX18 4JP. Tel: 01993 823006.
Cotswold Wildlife Park is set in 160 acres of parkland and gardens around a listed Victorian Manor House and has been open to the public since 1970. The Park is home to a fascinating and varied collection of mammals, birds, reptiles and invertebrates from all over the world

For further details and to read Cotswold Wildlife Park's review click here


Christ Church College - Head Custodian Tour Christ Church Cathedral
Christ Church, Oxford, OX1 1DP. Tel: 01865 276492.
The largest and most famous of all the Oxford colleges. Founded in 1546 by Henry VIII it is the only college in the world with a cathedral within it's walls. It is also the home for 47 years to the Rev. Charles Ludwig Dodgson, better known as 'Lewis Carroll' the author of 'Alice's Adventures in wonderland'. The magic of this famous children's story now comes together with boy wizard' Harry Poetter'. The great Hall at the college was the inspiration doe 'Hogwarts Schyool' and scenes from the films were shot on the Great Hall staircase and Cloisters.

For further details and to read Christ Church College's Head Custodian Tour review click here


Visit Warwick Castle on Chiltern Railways Guide Friday City Sightseeing bus Tours
Tel: 08456 005165
Whether you are 4 or 40 you are going to enjoy everything that Warwick Castle can offer. Our day was made even more enjoyable by taking the train and removing the headache of car parks, pay and display and unforeseen traffic...

For further details and to read Chiltern Railways and Warwick Castle's review click here
   

Blenheim Palace Blenheim Palace
Blenheim Palace, Woodstock, Oxfordshire OX20 1PX
Tel: 08700 602080.
Quite possibly Oxfordshire’s most famous attraction and one of the country’s finest stately homes. “Breathtaking” is the only word to use when entering the marvellous grounds that surround this fabulous residence. We’ve asked Brenda May to take a look at the delights that await behind the rather large front door....

For further details and to read Blenheim Palace's review click here
   

Cogges Manor Farm Museum Cogges Manor Farm
Church Lane, Witney, Oxfordshire OX28 3LA.
Tel: 01993 772602.
Just outside the city is a whole other world: the countryside! One of our team takes a trip to Cogges Manor Farm, a Victorian working farm and Manor House. The Horse and Tractor Day was on, a perfect day out for family fun. And for the adults, a hilarious evening performance of “Much Ado About Nothing” on the beautiful Manor House lawn....

For further details and to read Cogges Manor Farm Museum's review click here
   

Kingston Bagpuize House Cogges Manor Farm
Nr Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX13 5AX.
Tel: 01865 820259.
The family home of Virginia Grant and her children Elizabeth and Alexander. Kingston Bagpuize House is open to the public on selected days and for group visits, by appointment, throughout the year. The house and grounds are also available for wedding receptions private functions, corporate events and filming.....

For further details and to read Kingston Bagpuize House's review click here
   
 
     
 
Alice's Shop Alice Shop
83 St Aldates, Oxford.
Tel: 01865 723793.
Web:
Full of all manner of things! Right in the heart of Alice's Oxford Wonderland, Alice's Shop was the original Old Sheep Shop in Lewis Carroll's 'Through The Looking Glass'. The real life Alice Liddell used to buy her barley sugar sweets from this tiny curiosity shop.
   
 
 
Ashmolean Museum Ashmolean Museum
Beaumont Street, Oxford.
Tel: 01865 278000.
Web:
One of the country's greatest collections of art and antiquities ranging over 4 millennia - from Ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome to Renaissance Europe and the 20th C, plus an extensive Far Eastern collection. Sculpture, paintings, ceramics, glass, coins and musical instruments are all on show.
Open: Tues-Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 2pm-5pm. Admission free.
   
 
 
Bate Collection of Musical Instruments
St Aldates, Oxford.
Tel: 01865 276139.
Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 2pm-5pm and Saturday during Term time only 10am-12pm.
 
 
 
Blenheim Palace Blenheim Palace
Woodstock, Oxon OX20 1PX.
Tel: 01993 811325
(24hr recorded information service).
A World Heritage Site which is the home of the 11th Duke of Marlborough and was the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. Built by Vanburgh for the 1st Duke in 1705, it is set in "Capability Brown" landscaped parklands and wonderful gardens. Fine furniture, tapestries and paintings set in magnificent gilded state rooms, and the Churchill Exhibition.
Opening Times: Blenheim Palace opens daily from 10.30am to 5.30pm (last admission 4.45pm) from February 11th until December 10th 2006. During November and December the Palace and formal gardens open from Wednesday to Sunday. The Park opens daily from 9am (last admission 4.45pm or dusk) except Christmas Day.
   
 
 
Bodleian Library Bodleian Library
Broad Street, Oxford OX1 3BG.
Tel: 01865 277224.
Web:
Free access to the Old Schools Quadrangle, Exhibition Room and Gift Shop.
Admission to the Divinity School. A wide range of guided tours and multi language audio tours is available.
Open daily, from Monday to Saturday. Closed Sundays.
Group bookings taken. Email: tours@bodley.ox.ac.uk
Tours: April to October, 4 times a day. November to March, twice a day. Email: tours@bodley.ox.ac.uk
   
 
 
Carfax Tower Carfax Tower
Carfax, Oxford OX1 4AZ.
Tel: 01865 792653
The busy crossroads at the heart of Oxford is known as Carfax, this is the ancient heart of Saxon Oxford, where the four roads from North, South, East and West met. The prime attraction is Carfax Tower, all that remains of the 13th Century St Martin's Church, the east side of which can be climbed for fine views of the city.
Opening Hours: Easter to October daily 10am-5pm November to Easter open Saturdays and Sundays 10am-3pm.
   
 
 
Cherwell Boathouse - Punting Punting
Bardwell Road, Oxford, OX2 6ST. 1 mile from town centre.
Tel: 01865 515978.
Web: www.cherwellboathouse.co.uk
Enjoy the quintessentiall Oxford experience punting on the river Cherwell. With over 70 hand built punts, boats and canoes. Enjoy a elaxed afternoon in a
beautiful tranquil environment on the river
   
 
 
Millets Farm Centre Super Camps
Kingston Road, Frilford, Nr Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX13 5HB. Tel: 01865 392200.
Open: 7 days a week. Free entry a free carpark.
With lots to see and do, including Farm Shop selling farm produced food, Garden Centre, Restaurants, Farm Zoo, Children’s Play Area, Woodland Walk and lots of seasonal events. Pick Your Own opens in June with a choice of over 30 different fruits and vegetables.
A great day out for ALL the family.

Check out the Millets Farm Centre Review for more details
   
 
 
Christ Church Picture Gallery Christ Church Picture Gallery
Oriel Square, Oxford.
Tel: 01865 276172.
Web:
Collection of European Old Master paintings and changing displays of famous
Old Master drawings.
Monday to Saturday 10.30am-1pm and 2.00-4.30pm, Sunday 2pm-4.30pm.
   
 
 
City Church of St Michael-at-the-North Gate City Church of St Michael-at-the-North Gate
Cornmarket Street, Oxford.
Tel: 01865 240940.
The Saxon tower is Oxford's oldest building, with a panoramic view of the city. It has displays of medieval silver and also gift shop. Tel: 01865 240940.
Opening Times: 10-5pm (Sunday 12pm-5pm) from April to October and until 4pm from November to March.
   
 
 
Guided Walking Tours Of Oxford Guided Walking Tours
Tel: 01865 726871.
Web:
www.visitoxford.org
Tour lasts about 2 hours. The pace is leisurely and covers between 1 and 2 miles. People using wheelchairs are welcome to join any tour. There are nineteen places only on each tour, although access to colleges may be limited. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Tours available including: Oxford University & City Tour, Inspector Morse Tours, Ghost Tours. Buy your tickets at the Oxford Tourist Information Centre, 15/16 Broad Street, Oxford, OX1 3AS. If the Centre is closed, buy your tickets from the guide outside the Centre. For tour information and details of pre-booked tours for groups or in foreign languages please please call +44 (0)1865 726871 or fax +44 (0)1865 240261. Also www.oxford-on-foot.com tours in English, Danish, French & German & www.oxfordwalkingtours.co.uk & www.citysightseeingoxford.com
   
 
 
Modern Art Oxford Modern Art Oxford
30 Pembroke Street, Oxford.
Tel: 01865 722733 / Info line 813830.
Web:
Recognised internationally for its groundbreaking exhibitions of modern and contemporary visual art and culture. The gallery has a refurbished interior, espresso bar, cafe and shop.
Opening Times: Tuesday - Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 12-5pm Monday closed. Free admission.
   
 
 
Museum of the History of Science Museum of the History of Science
Broad Street, Oxford OX1 3AZ.
Tel: 01865 277280.

On Broad Street next to the Sheldonian housing the world's finest collection of early scientific instruments, is the first purpose-built museum building, dating from 1683. Open 12-4, Tues-Sat and 2-5 Sunday. Free Admission.

   
 
 
Museum of Oxford Museum of Oxford
St Aldate's, Oxford.
Tel: 01865 815559.
The Museum of Oxford tells the unique history of the city and its people, from prehistoric times to the present day. Exhibits range from a mammoth's tooth to a 'Morris Motor' car engine and also features a display entitled Looking for Alice, which explores the lives of Lewis Carroll and Alice Liddell. Open: Tues-Fri 10am-4pm, Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 12pm-4pm
   
 
 
Oxford Castle InOxford
Estate Management Office,
The Treadwheel Building
43 Oxford Castle, Oxford OX1 1AY
Tel: 0871 2300 780.
Web:
The Oxford Castle is open for business. The Living Room, Tootsies, La Tasca, Malmaison, Prezzo, Krispy Kreme, Carluccio's, Pizza Express and HA! HA! are now open.
 
This new and exciting development will be a huge attraction for Oxford and will really help to attract even more visitors to the City.
Keep an eye on the web site for exciting events including outdoor theatre, cinema and daily markets.
   
 
 
The Oxford Ghost Trail
Departs from outside The Oxford Story, 6 Broad Street, Oxford, OX1 3AJ on Fridays at 7pm (approx 1 hr).
Tel: 0794 1041811.
Web: www.ghosttrail.org
 
The Oxford Open Air Classical Concert Ghost

Friday Nights: You are hereby Cordially invited to join Oxford’s only theatrical ghost trail. Bill Spectre, a professional equity member, will entertain you through the streets of old Oxford aided by one or two surprises he may have up his sleeve!
“Unmissable! Guaranteed to lift the spirits!” Richard Jackson News of The World
“Spine tingling fun!” Helen Peacocke, Oxford Times
Performance: 7.00pm. Tickets: £5 Adults. £3 Children.

   
 
 
Oxford River Cruises River cruises
Tel: 0845 226 9396
Web: www.oxfordrivercruises.com
Email: info@oxfordrivercruises.com
Slow down, relax and experience the beauty, peace and tranquillity of river life in Oxford.
Elegant private charters • Exquisite picnic trips
   
 
 
Oxfordshire Museum
Park Street, Woodstock, Oxford OX20 1SN.
Tel: 01993 811456.
Web:
Opening Times: Tuesday-Saturday 10am-5pm. Sunday 2pm-5pm. Adults £2.50 Children 50p.
 
 
 
Radcliffe Camera Radcliffe Camera
Radcliffe Square, Oxford.
Tel: 01865 277224
The Radcliffe Camera is probably the most photographed building in Oxford. Dedicated to the memory of Dr John Radcliffe, the most celebrated physician of his day. Can be visited by prior arrangement.
   
 
 
River and Rowing Museum River and Rowing Museum
Henley on Thames.
Tel: 01491 415600.
Web:
The River & Rowing Museum offers a variety of special exhibitions, children's activities, lectures and adult workshops there is always something new for everyone to see and do. New this summer for visitors is the Museum's own jetty with regular boats trips leaving from the Museum each day.
   
 
 
Sheldonian Theatre Sheldonian Theatre
Broad Street, Oxford.
Tel: 01865 277299.
Built in 1664-8 to a design by Sir Christopher Wren, the Sheldonian's main purpose is to provide a venue for the principle ceremonies of the University. Its links to Oxford's illustrious musical history can be traced back to performances in 1733 by Handel. Opening Times: 10am-12.30pm, 2pm-4.30pm (3.30 in Winter). Closed Sundays
   
 
 
Sulgrave Manor Sulgrave Manor

Sulgrave, nr. Banbury, Oxon OX17 2SD
Tel: 01295 760205.
Web: www.sulgravemanor.org.uk

The manor gardens (particularly the new Herb Society) will be a part of Sulgrave Village open gardens in aid of the National Garden Scheme.
   
 
 
University Church University Church
St Mary the Virgin, High Street, Oxford.
Regarded as the original centre of the University, and still remains the place where the University formally comes to worship. Its Tower dates back to around 1300 and offers some of the finest views of the city. The church is also one of Oxford's largest concert venues. Open: Mon - Sat 9am - 5pm, Sun 12pm - 5pm (Jul/Aug 7pm) Free entrance to the Church. Tower entrance £1.60 adults, £0.80 children.
   
 
 
University of Oxford Botanic Garden
Rose Lane, Oxford OX1 4AZ.
Tel: 01865 286690.
Opening Hours: 9am - 4.30pm (Oct - Mar), 9am - 5pm (Apr - Sept). Last admission 4.15pm.
 
 
 
Waddesdon Manor Waddesdon Manor
Off the A41 between Bicester and Aylesbury
Tel: 01296 653226
One of the finest collections of 18th century decorative arts and Victorian gardens is only half an hour from Oxford. Plus gardens, aviary, shops, restauirant, house and wine cellars.
   
 
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