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Carfax Tower Review

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Carfax Tower, located in the center of Oxford in the 13th century, was built in 1035. Carfax originated from French carrefour, which means crossroads. In 1896, in order to improve the city church, the main part of St. Martin was demolished, leaving only the bell tower, 23 meters high. Nowadays, no more than that height can be built in Oxford. Look down from the top of the tower. It feels like Walter was defending Sarajevo.

Carfax Tower

Posted: Sep 3, 2013
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  • 小思文
    4/5Excellent
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    Oxford City is a difficult old building, this clock tower is quite huge, there are many buildings here, there are winds to produce huge retro things, there are some buildings near the clock tower very old oh.

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    Posted: Dec 28, 2019
  • M30***77
    5/5Outstanding
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    Located at the intersection of High Street and Queen Street, Cafaxta is the only relic of St. Martin's Church in Oxford today, because the Old City of Oxford is not too tall, and the Oxford Street in Denka Faxta has a panoramic view.

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    Posted: Feb 8, 2019
  • M29***48
    5/5Outstanding
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    Kafaksta, built on the busiest street in Oxford, is the only relic of St. Martin's Church. It has a 2 pound ticket and can be boarded to overlook the whole scene of Oxford. It's a top ticket, 2.7 pounds, and it's good to have a bird's eye view of Oxford.

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    Posted: Feb 8, 2019
  • Little_monster_2018
    5/5Outstanding
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    The ticket for this clock at the intersection is 3. If you want to have a good view of the whole city of Oxford, I would recommend it here, but it takes some physical strength to climb more than ninety steps, but the view at the top is good.

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    Posted: Oct 19, 2017
  • 易茜韵楹
    4/5Excellent
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    The Karfax Bell Tower has a grand arched entrance with a ticket of 3 and can climb directly to the top of the tower. Steps are steep, with no access for the disabled. Located on the corner of Queen's Street in St. Olzhster, it is one of the best viewing spots for Oxford and its historical buildings. It is a 23-meter-high bell tower that was once part of St. Martin's Church in the 12th century.

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    Posted: Oct 15, 2017
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