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Oxford Castle - 20 minutes away
Climb the Saxon St George’s Tower, one of the oldest buildings in Oxford, and enjoy its stunning 360° panoramic views over the historic city of Oxford.
Descend deep underground into the dark atmosphere of the 900 year old crypt, the only surviving remains of St. George’s Chapel.
Explore the austere confines of the 18th century Debtors’ Tower and Prison D-Wing.
Scale the Mound of the 11th century motte-and-bailey castle.
After your tour, you will be inducted into the castle’s prison and wider site where you will be able to explore at your own leisure.
Blenheim Palace - 5 minutes away
Blenheim Palace is one of the largest private houses in England. The palace was given by Queen Ann to the Ist Duke of Marlborough. The house has both stunning grounds, and a stunning interior.
Bicester Village - 20 minutes away
Discover a relaxed shopping haven in the beautiful Oxfordshire countryside, where spacious boutiques showcase the world’s leading fashion and lifestyle brands Bicester Village is one of the collections of designer shopping outlet villages. It has a unique concept in luxury outlet shopping.
Hook Norton Brewery - 20 minutes away
Sitting in its beautiful, mellow Cotswold Hills landscape, Hook Norton is a proudly independent and passionate family business that takes the very best of its handcrafted brewing heritage and combines it with a thoroughly modern approach, to create a range of real ales for today’s drinkers to enjoy. Hook Norton is one of only 32 family owned breweries and is the finest example of a Victorian Tower Brewery in the country. Of course, the brewery is about so much more than just its fantastic range of award winning beers. We welcome over 25,000 visitors a year to our Visitor Centre and 37 of our pubs are at the heart of many of local communities, serving great drink and food to the region.
