Ideas for your stay at No. 23, Jericho, Oxford.
Sightseeing
Its a really beautiful church.
Thomas Hardy's novel Jude the Obscure has a scene set in St Barnabas Church, and it is possible that the suburb named 'Beersheba' in the novel is based on Jericho.[14] As an homage to Hardy, in 1996, one of Jericho's pubs was renamed Jude the Obscure.
St Barnabas Church
Saint Barnabas StreetIts a really beautiful church.
Thomas Hardy's novel Jude the Obscure has a scene set in St Barnabas Church, and it is possible that the suburb named 'Beersheba' in the novel is based on Jericho.[14] As an homage to Hardy, in 1996, one of Jericho's pubs was renamed Jude the Obscure.
City Sight Seeing Oxford
44 - 45 High StreetA really great way to see all the best bits of Oxford.
Háskólinn í Oxford
OUR HISTORY
When William the Conqueror invaded England and won the Battle of Hastings in 1066, Oxford Castle was marked by the Normans as the ideal place for a motte-and-bailey castle. Norman baron Robert O’Doyly took it upon himself to build this castle. Over time, our site transformed from a castle into a prison. Today, after one millennia, Oxford Castle & Prison is a visitor attraction with a story to tell.
GUIDED TOURS OF OXFORD CASTLE
Led by one of our costumed guides, the fascinating history of Oxford and its castle will be revealed as you…
CLIMB the Saxon St George’s Tower, one of the oldest buildings in Oxford, and enjoy 360° panoramic views of the dreaming spires.
DESCEND underground into the 900-year-old crypt, the only surviving remains of St. George’s Chapel. Where it is said, began the education for which Oxford is famed, and where Geoffrey of Monmouth penned the Legends of King Arthur.
EXPLORE the austere confines of the 18th century Debtors’ Tower and Prison D-Wing.
MARVEL 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. Admission to the castle is by guided tour only.
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Oxford kastali og fangelsi
44-46 Oxford CastleOUR HISTORY
When William the Conqueror invaded England and won the Battle of Hastings in 1066, Oxford Castle was marked by the Normans as the ideal place for a motte-and-bailey castle. Norman baron Robert O’Doyly took it upon himself to build this castle. Over time, our site transformed from a castle into a prison. Today, after one millennia, Oxford Castle & Prison is a visitor attraction with a story to tell.
GUIDED TOURS OF OXFORD CASTLE
Led by one of our costumed guides, the fascinating history of Oxford and its castle will be revealed as you…
CLIMB the Saxon St George’s Tower, one of the oldest buildings in Oxford, and enjoy 360° panoramic views of the dreaming spires.
DESCEND underground into the 900-year-old crypt, the only surviving remains of St. George’s Chapel. Where it is said, began the education for which Oxford is famed, and where Geoffrey of Monmouth penned the Legends of King Arthur.
EXPLORE the austere confines of the 18th century Debtors’ Tower and Prison D-Wing.
MARVEL 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. Admission to the castle is by guided tour only.
Blenheim Palace is a country house in Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England. It is the seat of the Dukes of Marlborough and the only non-royal, non-episcopal country house in England to hold the title of palace. The palace, one of England's largest houses, was built between 1705 and 1722, and designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987.[2]
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Blenheim Palace
Blenheim Palace is a country house in Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England. It is the seat of the Dukes of Marlborough and the only non-royal, non-episcopal country house in England to hold the title of palace. The palace, one of England's largest houses, was built between 1705 and 1722, and designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987.[2]
Shopping
Brand new, all the shops, John Lewis etc. A roof top terrace with great places to eat and have cocktails. Lively and always busy.
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Westgate Shopping Centre
Queen StreetBrand new, all the shops, John Lewis etc. A roof top terrace with great places to eat and have cocktails. Lively and always busy.
Centred in the middle of the City, accessed either from the High Street, Market Street or through the Golden Cross in Cornmarket Street the Covered Market welcomes its visitors with an array of colours and aroma’s.
When we repopen come visit and enjoy personal bespoke customer service together with first class products. The Covered Market’s normal opening ours to the public are from 8 am – 5.30 pm Monday to Saturday and 10 am – 4 pm on Sundays. Each business has their own opening times and days so please check ‘Traders’ to see individual businesses.
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Oxford Covered Market
Market StreetCentred in the middle of the City, accessed either from the High Street, Market Street or through the Golden Cross in Cornmarket Street the Covered Market welcomes its visitors with an array of colours and aroma’s.
When we repopen come visit and enjoy personal bespoke customer service together with first class products. The Covered Market’s normal opening ours to the public are from 8 am – 5.30 pm Monday to Saturday and 10 am – 4 pm on Sundays. Each business has their own opening times and days so please check ‘Traders’ to see individual businesses.
Food Scene
Some great places to eat!
Our favourite place to eat - wonderful food and wine. Early bird and set menu, great value.
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Brasserie Blanc
71-72 Walton StOur favourite place to eat - wonderful food and wine. Early bird and set menu, great value.
Busy, buzzy place - small bar for cocktails. Always popular, good for families and groups.
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Branca
111 Walton StBusy, buzzy place - small bar for cocktails. Always popular, good for families and groups.
Mamma Mia Pizzeria Jericho
102 Walton StGreat pizzas.
Jericho Comedy
37-38 Walton StGreat Sunday lunch here. Good selection of affordable wines too.
Giggling Squid
40 Hart StDelicious Asian Food
Art Jericho
112 Walton StAn Oxford institution as old as the university.
The Perch is one of Oxford’s oldest pubs. We’re just a few minutes walk from the Isis (Oxford’s stretch of the Thames) and Port Meadow, a historic common stretching from Jericho to Wolvercote.
In the summer, our garden is the envy of the whole city, and our 17th century plaster-rubble building with its traditional thatched roof will charm even the most seasoned pub-goers.
There’s been a pub on our site for at least 800 years. In those 800 years, we’ve been a favourite of some of Britain’s best poets and authors, a frequent haunt of Inspector Morse, and even an influential venue on the British Jazz scene.
In Spring 2015, we conducted a full scale renovation to bring a traditional pub into the modern world, and ensure we’ll be around for the next 800 years.
We provide a refuge for everyone who loves great food and drink – whether they’re thirsty students, hungry walkers, exploring families, muddy dogs, adventurous visitors or
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The Perch
Binsey LaneAn Oxford institution as old as the university.
The Perch is one of Oxford’s oldest pubs. We’re just a few minutes walk from the Isis (Oxford’s stretch of the Thames) and Port Meadow, a historic common stretching from Jericho to Wolvercote.
In the summer, our garden is the envy of the whole city, and our 17th century plaster-rubble building with its traditional thatched roof will charm even the most seasoned pub-goers.
There’s been a pub on our site for at least 800 years. In those 800 years, we’ve been a favourite of some of Britain’s best poets and authors, a frequent haunt of Inspector Morse, and even an influential venue on the British Jazz scene.
In Spring 2015, we conducted a full scale renovation to bring a traditional pub into the modern world, and ensure we’ll be around for the next 800 years.
We provide a refuge for everyone who loves great food and drink – whether they’re thirsty students, hungry walkers, exploring families, muddy dogs, adventurous visitors or
A gorgeous place in a gorgeous building. Great food and service.
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The Ivy Oxford Brasserie
120-121 High StA gorgeous place in a gorgeous building. Great food and service.
Wilding Oxford - Wine Dine Shop
11-12 Little Clarendon StDrinks & Nightlife
Raoul's
32 Walton StGreat cocktails, pricy but worth it.
Love Jericho
56 Walton StThe Victoria
90 Walton StParks & Nature
Háskólaparkar
South Parks RoadA lovely place to walk.
Located to the north of Oxford city centre between Park Town and Summertown is Aristotle Park Playground. This larger green space covers approximately 3.2 acres and contains a two large and well-equipped play areas, they are both tidy and well maintained, the first is aimed at younger children, it is fully fenced and has soft rubber flooring around the playground equipment which includes a three good climbing frames, swings, a roundabout and a rocker outside of the fence is a table tennis table and two large basketball nets. Further into the field are several large wooden and metal framed pieces of playground equipment which are aimed at older children such as monkey bars, individual swings and a nest swing. The large green space is perfect for running about, ball games, picnics, frisbee, kite flying etc. There is a small amount of informal parking along Aristotle Lane as this is a residential road consideration should be made to the local resident’s driveways etc.
Aristotle Lane Recreation Ground
Located to the north of Oxford city centre between Park Town and Summertown is Aristotle Park Playground. This larger green space covers approximately 3.2 acres and contains a two large and well-equipped play areas, they are both tidy and well maintained, the first is aimed at younger children, it is fully fenced and has soft rubber flooring around the playground equipment which includes a three good climbing frames, swings, a roundabout and a rocker outside of the fence is a table tennis table and two large basketball nets. Further into the field are several large wooden and metal framed pieces of playground equipment which are aimed at older children such as monkey bars, individual swings and a nest swing. The large green space is perfect for running about, ball games, picnics, frisbee, kite flying etc. There is a small amount of informal parking along Aristotle Lane as this is a residential road consideration should be made to the local resident’s driveways etc.
Arts & Culture
Lovely building, very central, interesting visit exhibitions. Pretty sure its free (but this may have changed).
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Ashmolean Museum
Beaumont StreetLovely building, very central, interesting visit exhibitions. Pretty sure its free (but this may have changed).
Bodleian Library
Broad StreetEssentials
Londis
81 Walton StNot open very late. Fresh croissants, Five minutes from the house.
Midcounties Co-operative Food
42 Walton StOpen late.
Its a good size M&S food store, with a great deli counter and cafe.
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M&S Summertown Simply Food
242-254 Banbury RdIts a good size M&S food store, with a great deli counter and cafe.
Great fresh Greek food and also full of fresh food to buy - veg, fruit, coffee etc.
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Manos Fresh Food Bar
105 Walton StGreat fresh Greek food and also full of fresh food to buy - veg, fruit, coffee etc.