The beautiful city of Oxford is home to the oldest University in Britain which was established in 1096. The city is full of green spaces, historical architecture and Church spires. Spend at least 2 days in the city if time allows. Many people see Oxford as a day trip, but I feel that it warrants much more than that, especially if you want to explore the free museums. In this travel blog, we will look at a range of the best free things to do in Oxford. It can be an expensive city, but it doesn’t have to be! If you’re searching for something to do while you’re in Oxford on a budget, these places are worth checking out.
How to get to Oxford
Oxford City Centre is walkable from Oxford train station and there are regular trains from London and Birmingham. If you are travelling to Oxford from the Northern Cities such as Liverpool or Manchester then you may have to change at Birmingham New Street. Remember that trains in the UK are cheaper if you book them in advance. You can book your ticket on www.thetrainline.com.
There are also coaches that go straight to Oxford from Heathrow airport. Book online with National Express.
