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City tours, excursions and tickets in Oxford and surroundings

Moving around in Great Britain - transportation

Locals don’t move between cities by buses; they use trains instead. It will be much more comfortable, although the ticket price for trains is much higher. About 50 years ago, the railway line across the territory of the modern kingdom was in a very poor state. However, the authorities took action, and now the railway network in the UK is one of the best in Europe. The cost of the ticket depends on the class of the train and the length of the way. It is worth noting that you can get even to the most remote villages. Between the regions of the kingdom and between coastal cities, one can travel by means of water transport. In particular, you can use ferries. Special boats, water taxis, yachts and a variety of sightseeing small ships cruise the Thames. … Open

Our guide chapters over Oxford

Attractions and active leisure

The same attractive establishment designed in keeping to the best traditions of British style is The White Horse pub. The pub attracts beer fans every evening. It is a perfect place for a company visit. Those tourists craving for a cozier and more private atmosphere are recommended to visit the Eagle and Child pub. A charming establishment with nice inner design will treat its guests with plenty of original treats. … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

Each day the Atomic Burger restaurant is visited by hundreds of guests wishing to enjoy delicious simple treats and easy and friendly atmosphere. Its visitors may set either in a cozy hall or take one of the tables on the small terrace. A speciality burger with chicken, huge sizing of chips, fresh vegetable salads as well as huge choice of milk shakes and refreshing drinks are the most favorite treats for American … Open

Traditions and mentality of Oxford

One of the most interesting ethnic fests held in Oxford is the Oxford Chocolate Festival which falls commonly within first days of April. During the Festival the streets of Oxford invite city residents and guests to visit special cafés offering inimitable sweets and treats on the menu. Traditional truffles and chocolate bars, milk shakes and hot chocolate as well as tons of other treats made of chocolate by local … Open

Travel guide to Oxford

A beautiful historic building houses the Pitt Rivers Museum founded in 1884, which is currently based at the University of Oxford. This museum presents an interesting collection of anthropological and archaeological exhibits. The museum's exposition was formed from a private collection of antiquities of Colonel Wesley L. Fox. Over the years, the collection of the museum has increased hundreds of times; today, among … Open

Oxford for children - what to visit

On a rainy day, you can go to Rock Solid Climbing Wall, the best climbing gym in town suitable for both beginners and experienced climbers. No special equipment is needed for training in this center - visitors are offered to rent all the necessary accessories. The center employs a team of professional instructors who can quickly make things clear even for first-timers. If you are visiting Oxford in the warmer … Open

Shopping, streets and outlets

Those with a sweet tooth are warmly welcome in Fudge Kitchen, a store specializing in the production and sale of wonderful chocolate sweets. It offers dozens of types of chocolate bars and even more sweets, which can be purchased in sets or by weight. Lovely chocolate gift sets are prepared for tourists here. Brightly decorated boxes will be a great gift option for loved ones. A peculiar symbol of Oxford is … Open