Oxford is a charming city in England, known for its historic buildings, the oldest English-speaking university, and a unique atmosphere. Here is a rough two-day plan for your stay in this city.
Day 1: History and Architecture Morning
- Oxford University: Start with a tour of the Bodleian Library, one of the oldest public libraries in the world.
- Walk around the Radcliffe Camera, an iconic building in the university.
- Visit Christ Church College, one of the largest and most famous colleges in Oxford, where scenes from Harry Potter movies were filmed.
Midday
- Cherwell River Boat Tour: Rent a boat or take a boat tour on the river to explore the greener side of Oxford.
- Lunch at a historic pub: Relax and have lunch at a traditional English pub like The Eagle and Child, where writers like J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis used to gather.
Evening
- Ashmolean Museum: Visit the oldest public museum in Britain with a diverse collection of art and archaeology.
- Dinner in the city center: Enjoy dinner at one of the restaurants in the city center. Try cuisine from around the world or classic English dishes.
Day 2: Culture and Relaxation Morning
- University Park and Carfax Tower: Start the day with a walk in University Park and climb up Carfax Tower for impressive views of the city.
- Covered Market Walk: Explore the indoor market where you can buy local products, souvenirs, and have a snack at one of the cafes.
Midday
- Pitt Rivers Museum: A unique place with ethnographic and archaeological collections, located behind the Oxford University Museum of Natural History.
- Lunch in the city square or café: Choose a cozy spot in the city for lunch.
Evening
- Oxford Botanic Garden Walk: End the day at the oldest botanic garden in Britain.
- Theatre performance or concert: If time allows, attend a cultural event in the city, whether it's a theatrical performance or a concert at a local venue.
Hope this plan helps you make the most of your stay in Oxford!
