Catch the free walking tour from the town centre and get to know the campus sites from an alumni's point of view.
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Catch the free walking tour from the town centre and get to know the campus sites from an alumni's point of view.
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An incredible academic institution. Those lucky enough to be accepted to study here are indeed fortunate.
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very relaxing stroll around. very intresting and not what i expected..
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Oxford university is made of many colleges and a lot of english history is here,Its 60 miles from Central london,A lot of tour companies go there for a day trip.Town itself has good hotels too.About 4 museums here and most of them are free but everything else is not cheap especially parking.
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Beautiful colleges, great food. Spending a year here for studies but loving the city for its extracurricular aspects too. A little pricey, but cheaper than London!
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i just wish that i had worked a bit harder at my A Levels so that i could have gone here too!
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The history and architecture of Oxford University is spell binding! I would thoroughly recommend the open bus tour to get a feel for the buildings and the locations but there are so many things to admire!! - What a wonderful experience ... and thankfully not too expensive!
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Visiting with American relatives, but viewing with an undergrad, gave a fresh and new insight to the complex and fascinating history of Oxford. The colleges were barely distinguishable from "Oxford" itself and the merger between the two was so beautifully done that it was virtually seamless. The many plaques and information points added to the overall pleasure and it was...
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Be sure to begin your visit with a walking tour. Then you can return to the places that sounded most interesting to you. The tours often get you access to the college buildings, too. Go to the Tourist Information center on Broad to join a tour.
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During term time, several Oxford Colleges hold Choral Evensongs in their Chapels on various evenings during the week.
The beautiful service (lasting about 45 minutes) was written by Thomas Cranmer, the Archbishop of Canterbury who, during Mary Tudor's reign, was tried for heresy in the University Church and burned to death in Broad Street.
Cranmer's Evensong Service has inspired countless...
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