Saxon Oxford, Viking Invasions, and the Norman Conquest
Long before the establishment of the University of Oxford, Oxford was called Oxenaforda. Learn more about the Saxon history of the town.
Long before the establishment of the University of Oxford, Oxford was called Oxenaforda. Learn more about the Saxon history of the town.
The House of Wonders in Oxford is a charming store and a must-visit for fans of the Harry Potter series looking for and magical items.
Saïd Business School is a department of the university dedicated to business, management, and finance education. Learn more here.
St. Cross Church, located near the eastern end of Holywell Street, traces its origins back to the 9th century.
Holywell is one of Oxford’s most charming and historic streets, rich in architectural beauty and academic heritage.
Brasenose Lane is a narrow, historic lane in the heart of Oxford that runs between Radcliffe Square and Turl Street.
Dead Man’s Walk is a historic and eerie pathway in Oxford, located near Merton College and stretching along part of the old city wall.
Often referred to as “The High,” this street is one of Oxford’s main thoroughfares and has been central to the city since medieval times.
Merton Street is one of the city’s historic thoroughfares. The cobbled street retains much of its medieval character
Located in the heart of Oxford, Catte Street dates back to the medieval period and connects Broad Street with the Radcliffe Camera.