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Oxford, UK- Overview

Located in southeast England and approximately 55 kilometers to the northwest of London, Oxford is best known for the University of Oxford, which has been the center of learning ever since its establishment in 1167. The Oxford University is also the only place that is interesting as well as magical. Its allure lies in its medieval cobbled streets, historic pubs, and old grand stone buildings. Who can ever forget ‘the Dreaming Spires’, a phrase which was given by a Victorian writer Matthew Arnold?

Most Visited Places in Oxford

• Museum of the History of Science

  Located on Oxford’s Broad Street, the Museum of the History of Science - also known as Old Ashmolean building - came about in 1683 and was built especially to house the collection of Elias Ashmole, which makes it the first ever purpose-built museum, which was also open to the public. It houses instruments like microphones, telescopes, and cameras, which were used in - in astronomy, surveying, and optics; it also houses a reference library. The most noted piece of the collection includes the chalk and board which were used by Einstein during his historical lecture on the Theory of Relativity.

• Magdalen College

  Established in 1458, Magdalen College was founded by - the Bishop of Winchester and Lord Chancellor – Lord William Waynflete. It is one of the constituent institutes of Oxford University, and besides its striking architecture, it is noted for its big grounds, which also includes a deer park and ‘the Meadow’ which is triangular in shape and is located on the east of the College. It also has a chapel and the Magdalen Tower, which was built by William Orchard between 1492 and 1509; though both were built during the same time frame, the latter one is an imposing structure and is a well known Oxford Landmark.