Oxford


A Day Exploring Oxford

Oxford had been on my list of places to visit for a while, so I was excited to finally spend a day exploring the city.

We arrived early and headed into the centre while the sun was shining. Even though it was still quite early, there were already lots of people around, particularly around the Bridge of Sighs. I managed to find a spot underneath it to take a photograph before we carried on through the city.


The Radcliffe Camera was one of the places I was most looking forward to seeing, with its blue dome. We also stopped to look inside St Mary's Church, which sits opposite, and visited the Bodleian Library too.


We spent some time exploring a few of the university colleges, including Christ Church, Pembroke and Magdalen. Later in the day, we wandered through Christ Church Meadow, where we spotted a couple of deer. It was a lovely contrast to the busy streets in the centre.


The Botanic Garden was another highlight, with plenty of flowers to photograph. After spending most of the day surrounded by buildings and people, it was nice to have somewhere quieter to wander around.

And, of course, I couldn't leave Oxford without going punting on the River Cherwell.





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