Best Landmarks in Oxford

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.

An iconic circular building that serves as a library reading room and a famous landmark.

A historic tower marking the city's central intersection, offering elevated views.

Also known as the Bridge of Sighs, this enclosed passage connects two wings of Hertford College over New College Lane.

A historic and architecturally significant building designed by Sir Christopher Wren, used for university ceremonies and performances.

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

A stunning historic square in Oxford, surrounded by famous university buildings like the Bodleian Library and Radcliffe Camera.

The historic city center of Oxford, famous for its iconic university buildings, ancient architecture, and vibrant atmosphere.

Tom Tower is the imposing entrance to Christ Church, with its upper part designed by Sir Christopher Wren.

A picturesque street in Oxford, ideal for photography.

CS Lewis Street signifies an area in Oxford associated with the renowned author, adding a literary dimension to the city's historical charm.