Top Things to do In Oxfordshire 2021

"This is an area with dense attractions. In addition to St. Mary's Church, Shelton Theatre and Bodleian Library are also among them. These two can be regarded as landmarks of Oxford. St. Mary’s Church is the main church of Oxford University. It has a history of nearly a thousand years and its architecture is magnificent and gorgeous. There is a cafe on the first floor. Before the visit, we chose to have an afternoon tea here. Only when we are full can we have the strength to climb the clock tower, haha! Taking a picture of afternoon tea with the Bodleian Library as the background is also very feel! The church is actually very general, there is nothing special to see, but from her tower you can see the most photogenic study room of Radcliff Camera and All Souls College in Oxford. This is also a classic angle that has appeared in many movies. It is very spectacular. . (Picture 8-13) You still have to buy a ticket to climb the clock tower, 4 pounds. After boarding the clock tower, two classics will immediately appear before your eyes! Looking to the right, it is the majestic Petronas Twin Towers. That college is All Souls College. The college on the left is called Brasenose College, named after a bronze nose decoration in the College Hall."

"St. Michael’s Church at the North Gate is a very old church in Oxford. It is located on the road leading to Oxford’s commercial street. The flow of people is relatively concentrated. This church is not very large. The biggest feature is the ancient bell tower. The obvious rock-stacked building materials appear ancient, sacred, and solemn under the baptism of years, and there are occasional clergy singing here."

"If you have visited the place where Lewis lived, anyone who is interested in Lewis’s life can come here. Seeing where he is buried is an experience of appreciating the Christian life. Louis and his brother are buried in a The simple grave left an unforgettable punctuation mark in his life."

"St. John’s Church is very good. Sometimes there will be concerts, but if you have religious beliefs, you can go and see. I don’t understand and didn’t listen, so I went inside and went around. There is a bar and a resident band. This is not bad."

"I miss this land and have deep memories. The first time I knew this place was from a postcard, and then I just saw the story of this church on the Pearl Terrace. Later I came to Coventry to study. I occasionally come here once. I like the sense of history here, and of course I don’t like it again. There is the destruction of war, and may the world be peaceful!"

"Westminster Abbey’s Gothic architecture was an absolutely breathtaking. It’s a must see located right next to Big Ben! "

"Everyone knows the British capital London, and the place name Winchester has gradually faded away. It is the old capital of England, and the ancient Winchester Cathedral is its symbol. The cathedral with the longest nave in Europe The resting place of famous writer Jane Austen One of the oldest cathedrals in England Filming location of the movie "The Da Vinci Code" The place where Charles I was crowned"

"St. Paul’s Cathedral is an iconic London staple. I went to a free organ show in it and was awestruck. The architecture and art was incredible. Please visit."

"Then we walked through the central gardens of Windsor Castle and visited the George Church in the lower district. This is the Royal Chapel in the castle. It is also not allowed to take pictures inside, but you can continue to listen to the Chinese explanation of the guide. The whole church is not only tall and solemn, but also unique because of the many tombs of kings and queens in the church. Here we saw the cemetery of Queen Elizabeth’s parents, and in the exit corridor of the church, the photos of Queen Elizabeth II’s life are displayed, from the baby period after birth to the recent 90th birthday. This is one of the world's top royal women. Her life's legend has been integrated in her outstanding performance after inheriting the throne from 1952 to the present."

"St Martin church is not only beautiful but is a an oasis for where the traders and shoppers alike from the vibrant fresh market can pray and give thanks for the bounty of food that is sold in tbe market.There are cafes where you can get hot traditional English fare.... Scrumptious and filling."