River Cherwell

The river runs south through Oxford city centre and passes University Park before joining the Thames on the grass of Christian Church. The river itself is not particularly appealing, but walking from Oxford's busy centre to the river is still a delight.

The Chaville River is a direct current of the Thames River and the main rowing river of Oxford cruise ships. The water is not deep and clear. There are large woods and lawns on both sides of the river. The environment is very elegant and quiet along the way. There are often swans and ducks on the river.

The river is a small river that flows through Oxford City, which runs through the eastern edge of Oxford City and flows under the bridge of Moderlin College. The scenery is beautiful. You can take a gondola to visit the river and enjoy the feeling.

A small river in Oxford City is not big, but the scenery is also excellent, especially in summer, the night view is beautiful and the air is particularly fresh.

A scene from Oxford University, the lake is very quiet and sparkling.