“This one if the main museums museums in Oxford with most of its sections free for visitors. The rooftop coffee shop has lovely views especially on a sunny day. ”

“Here to visit some of Oxford's History, the Natural History museum is a must see”

“The Covered Market is a historic market with permanent stalls and shops in a large covered structure in central Oxford. really interesting to walk around especially at ties of festivals like Christmas, Thanksgiving etc”

“The best university in the UK. We have many guests stay with us when studying at the university or families visiting their children studying at the university. Its a great location with everything on your doorstep within walking distance”

“Westgate is a large shopping centre that is a 10 minute drive away from the property. You will be able to find a large amount of well known brands such as John Lewis, Primark, Lush, Next and many more. There are also a multitude of places to eat, such as Itsu, Pret-a-Manger, Pho, Nandos and many more. The shopping centre also has its own car park, which will allow you to park your car in close proximity to the centre whilst you shop until you drop!”

“70 acres of riverside parkland with areas for sport, plus a large collection of landscaped flora”

“If you have kids this is the place to take them. They love the dinosaurs, stuffed animals and creepy insects! the museum provides sheets for the kids to do. educational and fun. well worth the visit. ”

“Unspoilt ancient meadow by the River Thames for walks, wild ponies, bird watching and wildflowers”

“The Rusty Bicycle is our favourite local pub. It does good food during the day and is open late at weekends. The home-made burgers, pizzas and ales are great. It is also on Magdalen Rd. ”

“The UK's second largest library, established in 1602 and containing over 11 million works”

“Iconic meadows and gardens belonging to University of Oxford, complete with long horn cows and river views. ”

“Lovely walk along the towpath to The Phoenix Picturehouse for a film. Lots of lovely restaurants in Jericho to choose from afterwards.”

“The University of Oxford Botanic Garden is the oldest botanic garden in Great Britain and one of the oldest scientific gardens in the world. The garden was founded in 1621 as a physic garden growing plants for medicinal research. Today it contains over 6,000 different plant species on 1.8 ha”

“A beautiful old cinema situated at the end of Cowley Road. They have a bar selling drinks and snacks inside the auditorium itself. A big favourite with locals. ”

“You enter the Pitt Rivers Museum from the rear of the inside of the Museum of Natural History although the two museums are quite separate The collection is eclectic covering many areas of anthropology ” “One of the best outside of the London Museums and more personal than The Ashmolean ... although the view from the roof of the Ashmolean is magnificent!””