Oxford Travel Guides

Ferries

For ferry travel from Europe, the east and south coast ports are within a couple of hours of the landlocked Oxfordshire region.

Dover and...

Oxford Botanic Garden

Welcome to the University of Oxford Botanic Garden. We are often asked how a botanic garden differs from other types of gardens. Botanic gardens...

Train Stations

Newbury Station lies on the mainline and is a few minutes walk from the town centre. Newbury Racecourse Station lies one stop closer to London and...

Driving

Within 30 miles of London's orbital M25, Oxford and its surrounding area is easy to drive to from all areas of the UK. Two motorways and good...

Transport Travel Guide

Oxfordshire is easy to travel to from the UK & overseas by air, sea, train or road.

With five international airports within 100...

Trains

Oxfordshire is well served by the British rail network and direct train travel is available to London and most major UK destinations. Banbury...

Buses

Several bus companies run services across the Oxford area. Key operators providing buses are:

Arriva Buses Stagecoach Buses The Oxford...

Oxford canal walk

This walk is through very tranquil environment through rural middle England along a waterway that opened in 1790 to link the Black Country with...

Coaches

Bicester, Bus Stand, Bure Place, Newbury Bus & Coach Station, Market Street

Bridge Street, Oxfordshire, OX16 5PN...

Flights

A wide choice of flights is available for air travel to the Oxford area. Several airports within a short drive offer a full range of options from...

The Outer Circuit

The Outer Circuit completely encircles the town centre, in a longer stretch. It reaches aspects of Oxford that are beyond the normal tourist...