One of the oldest libraries in Europe, the Bodleian Library is a magnificent example of historical architecture and a vital part of the University of Oxford.

The world's first university museum, it showcases diverse collections from Egyptian mummies to Italian Renaissance paintings and Pissarro masterpieces.

Adjacent to the Museum of Natural History, the Pitt Rivers Museum offers a unique ethnographic collection arranged thematically with artifacts from around the world.

Magdalen College, founded in 1458, is one of Oxford's wealthiest and most beautiful colleges, with a reputation among writers and striking cloisters.

A striking example of English Palladian architecture, the Radcliffe Camera is a beloved icon of Oxford's skyline and a reading room for the University.

Christ Church College is one of Oxford's largest and most magnificent colleges, known for its stunning Great Hall and its connection to the Harry Potter movies.

Christ Church is a prominent college of the University of Oxford, featuring a stunning cathedral and Great Hall, known for its architectural beauty and Harry Potter connections.

Carfax Tower is the remaining medieval tower of Oxford's former St Martin's Church, offering panoramic city views.