High Street

Oxford High Street is also a street with many attractions to visit. The streets are long spans and you can pass through many good old buildings and churches along the way, as well as some colleges and unique bell towers at Oxford University. There are quite a lot of shops to eat.

High Street is the soul of Oxford. More than 80 (%) of Oxford's colleges, churches and other attractions are along the street. Standing on the top of the tower of St. Mary's Cathedral, you can see his panorama. It's very spectacular. As long as you walk along the high street, you can fully appreciate the cultural connotation of Oxford. It is a landscape street that Oxford must take.

The main streets of Oxford, where you can see the Church of St. Mary's University and Queen's College, I personally think that the appearance of these two colleges can represent the characteristics of Oxford University City. Walking along this busy main road, you can experience the noise and long history of Oxford.

Every city in Britain has a high street, whereas in the United States it is called downtown, which actually refers to the downtown commercial street. Oxford's high street is busy, with shops on both sides. It's convenient for shopping and catering.

In fact, there is a high St. in every British town. There are Carfax Tower, University Church of St Mary the Virgin, University College, Examination Schools, countless restaurants, shopping malls and so on on on the main road of Oxford. You must take a trip to Oxford.