Historical Oxford: Free Vintage & Antique Photos of the City and University
Explore our collection of historical postcards and photos of Oxford and its University Colleges and Museums – and download them for free.
There is so much to learn about Oxford and its history. Your experience of the city can go well beyond exploring the University and museums, or pubs and restaurants. Oxford is an incredible place to visit and to live in. So we’ve written down some of our experiences to make the most of it. Our articles cover things like the best dating spots in Oxford, Harry Potter filming locations, architecture (ever wondered why quadrangles were born?), preparing to become a student or scholar, and the reason why Oxford holds a tortoise race. We love Oxford. This is why.
Explore our collection of historical postcards and photos of Oxford and its University Colleges and Museums – and download them for free.
Most Oxford University Colleges are built around one or more quadrangles. But what are they, exactly? And how did they become so popular?
The Tortoise Race is the chance for Oxford University Colleges pets to prove their mettle against rival schools. Facts, history, how to see one.
Living and studying in Oxford is quite the experience. The city has a vibrant social life and endless activities and things to explore. Take a look!
Explore new and familiar locations, visit the parks, step into a college, or drop by one of the many quirky shops Oxford has to offer. Browse All >
If you’re visiting Oxford and like history, you should definitely consider visiting this 3,000-year-old white horse hill figure in Uffington!
Many people that visit the city of Oxford want to also see its colleges. Luckily, most of them have open doors! Learn how to visit them here.
Oxford is known for its rich history and stunning architecture, but it also boasts several modern buildings that are worth seeing.
The Ashmolean is one of the world’s most renowned archaeological museums. Plan your visit, what to see, best treasures, and when to go.
The Oxford Shakespeare Festival is a yearly event that takes place in Oxford Castle & Prison. There are usually three plays performed.
Explore literature landmarks and filming locations in Oxford and its surrounding areas. Harry Potter, Tolkien, Lewis, Carrol, and many more. Browse All >
Delve into the heart of one of the most iconic detective series set against the backdrop of the historic city of Oxford.
The ultimate guide about Alice in Wonderland locations at Oxford, including Lewis Carroll’s favourite spots and the places that inspired him.
Remember the scene where Mad-Eye Moody turns Malfoy into a cute white ferret? This famous tree can be found in Oxford’s New College.
A detailed guide to visiting Harry Potter’s The Great Hall in Christ Church, Oxford. Opening times, tickets, and all the must-see details.
C. S. Lewis attended Oxford University in 1917. Find out more about his work and his relationship and rivalry with Tolkien.
Explore the university traditions, learn more about the different academic terms, the halls, common rooms, and beautiful medieval quadrangles. Browse All >
The United States has the largest number of Oxford graduates outside the United Kingdom. Americans can study at Oxford. This is how.
Are you planning your year and want to learn more about Oxford student accommodation? Here’s everything you need to know.
The Tortoise Race is the chance for Oxford University Colleges pets to prove their mettle against rival schools. Facts, history, how to see one.
While excelling in sports is not a requirement for admission to Oxford University, it offers numerous opportunities for student-athletes.
Emo of Friesland, 13th-century globetrotter, was the first foreign student to attend the University of Oxford. This is his story.
Explore stories, anecdotes, and book reviews about the history of Oxford, its University, the medieval city, the castle, and all the best landmarks. Browse All >
Long before the establishment of the University of Oxford, Oxford was called Oxenaforda. Learn more about the Saxon history of the town.
Emo of Friesland, 13th-century globetrotter, was the first foreign student to attend the University of Oxford. This is his story.
The University of Oxford has a rich history dating back to the year 1096. It’s actually the oldest university in the English-speaking world.
Oxford has a large variety of beautiful historical places. But what’s Oxford City’s oldest building? And can you visit it today?
The St. Scholastica’s Day Riot was a violent and deadly conflict that erupted in Oxford in 1355 between students and the townspeople.
Moving to Oxford? Find out everything about working and living in the city. Where to find part-time work, coworking, and new opportunities. Browse All >
If you’re looking for work in Oxford (in particular, temp jobs or part-time positions) here are a few resources that might come in handy.
If you’re looking for a new place to study, here are some cafes and bars to make the best out of your day.
Many Oxford University departments and other institutions run paid experiments. But is it a good idea to participate in them?
Learn everything you need to know to rent a flat, house, or room in Oxford, including average prices, neighbourhoods, and much more.
Tips and ideas to plan the perfect breath-taking Oxford wedding. Exclusive venues, wedding photo locations and romantic packages.