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Shakespeare's Schoolroom & Guildhall

Discover where the most playwright of all time was educated and inspired to become the world’s greatest at his craft, by stepping into Shakespeare’s Schoolroom & Guildhall and immersing yourself…

Shakespeare Birthplace Trust

Shakespeare’s Birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon is the perfect starting point for exploring Shakespeare’s works, life and times. Experience the humble beginnings of the ordinary boy who went on to do extraordinary…

The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC)

One of the world’s best-known theatre ensembles, the Royal Shakespeare Company performs the works of Shakespeare, his contemporaries and new writing, throughout the year in Stratford-upon-Avon. Showcasing two thrust stage…

Stanton

Stanton is a picture-perfect Cotswold, unspoilt but still visited by many. The medieval parish church has some early 14th century wall paintings and grooves on the packs of pews, marks…

Stanway House & Gardens

Stanway House is a beautiful Cotswold Manor house with a stunning garden which rises in a series of dramatic terraced lawns from a rare, picturesque grasswork to the pyramid, which…

The University Church

Offering panoramic views of the Oxford skyline, The University Church – or, to use its full name, ‘The University Church of Saint Mary the Virgin’ – is located just opposite…

Oxford Ice Rink

Located between the River Thames and the Westgate Shopping Centre, Oxford’s Ice Rink offers year-round skating sessions. Visitors are welcome to bring their own skates, or to hire from the…

Chavenage House

Originally built in 1383, there have been additions and renovations to the property over the centuries. Since Tudor times, only two families have owned Chavenage, the current owner David Lowsley-Williams…

Oxford Castle and Prison

Originally a Norman fortress, and later a notorious prison, the Oxford Castle offers a slice of history, just minutes from the centre of town. Visitors to the Castle and Prison…

Bodleian Library

One of the oldest libraries in the United Kingdom, the Bodleian Library has stood in the centre of Oxford for over 400 years. Guided tours to see behind-the-scenes are available…

The River Thames

Winding through the heart of Oxford, the River Thames offers a chance to navigate the city away from traffic and surrounded by nature. Being both a relatively flat route, and…

CS Lewis Nature Reserve

Once home to CS Lewis, the author of the Chronicles of Narnia series, the CS Lewis Nature Reserve preserves the pond and woodland which the writer once owned. Teeming with…

Harcourt Arboretum

Harcourt Arboretum is home to over one hundred acres of rare, exotic, and endangered trees. For adults, the arboretum hosts a range of courses, including the creative (e.g. nature photography),…

Cogges Manor Farm

Boasting an adventure play area, extensive gardens and grounds (growing produce you can try in the cafe), a historic Manor House, and many animals, Cogges Manor Farm offers an exciting…

The Covered Market

At the very heart of Oxford, the Covered Market is home to an eclectic collection of independent traders. Whether you’re looking for food and drink – to stock your cupboards…

Cotswold Electric Bike Tours

Powerful e-bikes flatten the Cotswold hills so you can enjoy getting up close and personal with some of Britain’s finest scenery and most iconic locations on quiet back roads; it…

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