Oxford

The Radcliffe Camera is one of the most beautiful buildings in the old center of Oxford. Colloquially, students call it Radders, or Rad Cam. The building was designed by James Gibbs and built in the mid 18th century. It's English

Oxford University consists of 40 higher education schools, or institutions. But the Christ Church College is the largest. And it is indeed rare, because it's the headquarters of the Cathedral of Oxford. The Cathedral is within the

Carfax Tower is situated in the heart of the city of Oxford, at the crossing of the four main streets, Queen, Cornmarket, Aldate's and High Street. It is one of the most importnat landmarks to be found in the city, and is considered

Brasenose is a small school, that forms part of Oxford University. It is located in Radcliffe Square and its beautiful chapel is located on campus. Tradition has it that every Sunday they say a prayer, and give thanks in Latin before

St Giles' Church is one of the oldest monuments in Oxford. Its name comes from the street on which it is located which is at the lower end of Cornmarket in the direction of Woodstsock. The church is dedicated to St Giles which many

St Giles is a wide street in the north of Oxford, towards Woodstock and Banbury and is the last point, if you come by car, where you can park - if you want go to the center you have to take a bus or walk, there's a deviation for cars.

Radcliffe Square is one of the squares in the old heart of Oxford, and one of the loveliest because you are surrounded by monuments from different periods, which are quite harmonious together. In the middle of the square, is the

The Museum of Natural History Oxford is very interesting to explore with family, especially with children. Admission is free, the museum is in front of Klebe College, Parks Road and belongs to the University of Oxford. We were driving

The Sheldonian theater is one of the most iconic landmarks of Oxford. It was built 1664-1668 to a design by Christopher Wren under an order from the University of Oxford, and it's named after Gilbert Sheldon the dean of the University

St Peter's College is one of the schools that makes up the University of Oxford. It is located behind Bonn Square on New Inn Hall Street. It's located in two old medieval hostels, The Inns, that once served to accommodate students for

Balliol College is one of the largest schools that comprises the University of Oxford. It is named after John I de Balliol and was founded in 1263. Balliol was a wealthy man of nobility who decided to give scholarships to students in

On Queens Street, the road which formerly led westward out of town, you will also find the Oxfordshire County Council which goes by the name of the 'County Hall.' The Oxfordshire County Council is not only the administration building