Museum of Oxford

For a free museum it’s definitely worth a visit with the highlights being world civilisations and history but other parts left a bit to be desired for us.Would recommend checking out the exhibits and if they interest your group then do go down!

The Oxford Museum itself is a historical building, with a collection of Oxford's history and era imprints, and the museum includes a lot of things to learn about Oxford's history and some of the past.

Oxford University City is really very, very interesting. The scenery around it is very beautiful. I like the atmosphere. Oxford University has a history and a world reputation. Despite the relative decline of national and resource advantages, the days when Oxford and Cambridge topped the world's universities have long passed. But it still plays an extremely important role in British society and higher education system, and it still has a worldwide influence. Oxford must be called Oxford in Britain and even in the world's educational circles; many young students in Britain and the world are worthy of playing with Oxford as their ideal.

The open area on the first floor of Oxford City Hall is only a museum and cafe. The Museum covers a small area, but its name is very large. It is called the Oxford Museum. Inside, pictures, texts and physical photographs show the history of Oxford's urban development, and in a limited corner there are scenes of government workers working. At the end of the fifteen-minute indoor tour of the city hall, the main reason was that the words were not clear and many things could not be understood.

The Oxford Museum is very close to the University campus. Like all British buildings, the Museum has a lot of sections about animal clothing, instruments, religion and so on. I remember that it's a big free gift shop. Some things are very lovely. I don't recommend buying them. After all, there are many animal skeleton sheep and giraffes in the animal areas that our motherland produces and brings back. There are also some students majoring in this museum who study in a good atmosphere.

Museum of Oxford is the only museum dedicated to Oxford's humanities and history. Since its opening in 1975, the museum womb has attracted the attention of local residents and tourists, who are here to explore the story of Oxford and how Oxford has developed into what is now Oxford City. The Oxford Museum showcases the development of Oxford from a century ago to modern times. In 2011, the Oxford Museum was further improved by combining Oxford's collections with Oxford's historical and cultural heritage. In 2012, an Oxford Gallery was opened in the museum, which also contains the development and history of Oxford for more than 3,000 years. Finally, in the souvenir shop, you can buy meaningful Oxford souvenirs and souvenir cards.

The Oxford Museum was built in 1975 to show the history of the city. From prehistoric times to today's society, from Roman pottery to jam containers for contemporary people, the Oxford Museum tells the history of Oxford for 3000 years with valuable exhibits. The museum also has a human narrative session, where local celebrities tell Oxford stories in person.