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 just for the day, you might want to explore the city and its colleges and museums at your own pace. Here’s how.
The complete list of escape rooms and interactive puzzles in the city of Oxford and its surroundings. Follow the trails and discover stories.
The Autumn Equinox marks the beginning of autumn in Oxfordshire. The countryside becomes especially picturesque — and worth a visit!
Cheese is a thoughtful and delicious way to celebrate any occasion. Here is everything you need to know about buying cheese in Oxford.
Use this guide to compare and contrast the two cities and universities.
Explore literature landmarks and filming locations in Oxford and its surrounding areas. Harry Potter, Tolkien, Lewis, Carrol, and many more. Browse All >
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 lot of Harry Potter scenes were filmed in Oxford. Explore the exact locations, what they were used for, and how to visit them.
Lacock Abbey was a major filming location for the Harry Potter movies. Here’s everything you need to see and how to get there from Oxford.
The ultimate guide about Alice in Wonderland locations at Oxford, including Lewis Carroll’s favourite spots and the places that inspired him.
The celebrated playwright, poet, and novelist attended Oxford University. Explore the historic sites that shaped Wilde’s academic years.
Explore the university traditions, learn more about the different academic terms, the halls, common rooms, and beautiful medieval quadrangles. Browse All >
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!
Oxford University is renowned for its excellence across a wide range of disciplines, although a few subjects are especially well-regarded.
Academic dress at the University of Oxford (known as “sub fusc”) is still used today for formal occasions, examinations, and ceremonies.
Oxford University interviews are a crucial component of the admissions process. Here’s what you need to know about them.
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.
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 >
Cumnor Place, located near Oxford, is associated with the tragic tale of Amy Robsart, the wife of Robert Dudley.
Oxford’s Duke Humfrey is not only renowned for its vast collection of books but also its eerie reputation as the home of a spectral librarian.
The Phantom Cavalier of St. John’s College is a spectral figure steeped in the rich tapestry of Oxford University’s history and folklore.
The Grey Lady is one of Oxford’s most famous ghost stories, particularly associated with University College. Here’s why.
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 >
Are you a DnD player looking for a new group, or new to roleplaying and eager to give it a go? Here’s how to play D&D in Oxford.
Oxford students are generally allowed to work, but there are some restrictions and guidelines they must follow. Here’s what they say.
Summer. Warmth. Potential. Here are some tips and ideas for surviving the season as a student or visitor in Oxford. Hope you enjoy!
If you need help navigating the different English as a second language courses (including intensive ones), here’s a detailed guide.
Are you bored in Oxford o a Sunday? Here are some of the best things you can do to get inspired and ready to start the week on a high.