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Whether you visit Oxford for a day trip, or a short break, you'll find yourself spoilt for choice with a huge range of activities and events

Oxford City Council
Official Website

Whether you visit Oxford for a day trip, short city break or a longer family holiday, you'll find yourself spoilt for choice with the huge range of attractions, activities and events on offer. See where scenes from the magical Harry Potter movies where filmed, enjoy a romantic boat trip along the River Thames, punt along the River Cherwell or take a tour on an open top bus and see all the sights of this magnificent University city.

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In Oxford

In Oxford is your guide to what's on in Oxford, with events listings, reviews and attractions for theatre, music, bars, cinema, sport, pubs and clubs in Oxford. Also the where to eat in Oxford restaurants listings and reviews. Plus a guide to shopping in Oxford. A one stop shop for things to see and do in Oxford for all the family.

Tourist Guide
Oxfordshire

Oxfordshire Tourist Guide offer a range of public houses, bars and clubs and restaurants for a wide range of dining options. Also look up the activities and attractions on offer in the county, and look to plan a visit to the "City of Dreaming Spires", Oxford with its University colleges and impressive architectural buildings. The Oxfordshire Tourist Guide can help provide all your tourism needs for the UK and overseas visitors and for business people planning a trip to the county.

Trip Advisor

Download a free, full-colour destination guide for travellers' honest advice on where to stay, eat, and play. Visit the busy travel forums and get all your questions answered before you go.

Cotswolds Tourist
Information and
Travel Guide

Cotswolds visitor information tour guide for one of the most 'quintessentially English' and unspoiled regions of England, UK. This site is the world's largest Internet resource for the whole of the Cotswold region formed by the associated six English counties. The Cotswolds region covers an area of 790 square miles in the upper part of the southwest region of England and is the country's largest officially designated 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' (see our Fact Sheet).

Popular with both the English themselves and international visitors from all over the world, the area is well known for gentle hillsides (‘wolds’), outstanding countryside with river valleys, water meadows and beech woods, sleepy ancient limestone villages, historic market towns and for being so ‘typically English’ where time has stood still for over 300 years