Bicester Village is the best place to go shopping in Oxfordshire. Located a short drive away from Oxford, the Village comprises some of the...

This ingenious 17th Century duck decoy system is in working in order and is regularly demonstrated for visitors. Situated in a beautiful area of...

Boarstall Tower was built in 1312 and is Buckinghamshire’s only surviving medieval military building. It was once the main entrance to the royal hunting forest...

The historic Buckinghamshire village of Brill is home to a fine example of a 17th Century post mill. The mill retains much of the original...

Claydon House is a marvellous piece of heritage that has been well preserved by the National Trust. It is a fantastic architectural gem in...

Take a trip back to the golden age of rail travel with a ride behind a vintage steam locomotive at this working steam railway museum....

The Oxfordshire Museum is housed in an award-winning redevelopment of Fletcher’s House and is set in attractive cultured gardens. The museum contains a great...

This delightful Saxon church is situated within the village of Waterperry, adjacent to Waterperry House. It is an architectural treasure trove, displaying progressive additions, alterations...

The beautiful 8-acre gardens of Waterperry House were founded by Beatrix Havergal in the 1930s. Today it includes formal gardens, an herbaceous border, woodland garden,...

This National Trust property (built 1874-89) is a magnificent French Renaissance-style chateau housing the Rothschild collection of art treasures including Sèvres porcelain and works by...

Set in 2,100 acres of parkland landscaped by Capability Brown, Blenheim Palace is surrounded by sweeping lawns and formal gardens. The State Rooms are graced...

The Health Archives for the county of Oxfordshire were originally established simply as an administrative tool for the local NHS to be able to check...

Lady Margaret Hall, the first women’s college in Oxford, was founded in 1878 by Elizabeth Wordsworth, a great-niece of the poet William Wordsworth. It was...

Situated just outside the centre of the charming Oxfordshire village of Deddington amongst beautiful countryside and woodland, this English Heritage site is home to extensive...

The Oxfordshire Record Office is home to a vast amount of administrative, political and social records that are associated with hundreds of years of history...

Although Wycliffe Hall has enjoyed a close relationship with the University of Oxford since its foundation in 1877, the institution only became an official Permanent...

The college was originally founded (under the name of Spring Hill College) in Birmingham, as a college for Nonconformist students, who could not at that...

St Antony’s College was founded using money donated by a French merchant Antonin Besse of Aden in 1952. It is one of the Universities...

In 1878 the Association for the Education of Women in Oxford was founded, and it is at this time that the college finds its earliest...

The Oxford University Museum of Natural History houses the University’s scientific collections of zoological, entomological, geological, palaeontological and mineralogical specimens, accumulated in the course of...