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Alice's Shop

4.1 (16 reviews)
Closed 10:30 am - 5:00 pm

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Adrienne G.

Alice's Shop feels like you're going down the rabbit hole.....super tiny store filled w/ all kinds of Alice In Wonderland trinkets. Be careful or you'll knock things over! Tea cups, tea pots, tea sets, fridge magnets, pens & pencils, jewelry charms along w/ coasters, decorative plates & coasters.....the list goes on & on And for £60 you can even get your very own Alice attire (tights, headband & pervy guy sold separately) Fantastic way to capatialize on Lewis Carroll's creativity..... Drink Me? We sure did!

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Great merchandise and even better staff. A must see in Oxford if your in town. Would come again

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A tiny shop chock full of Alice in Wonderland goodies.

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10 years ago

I totally love this quaint shop!! I'm a total fan of Alice in Wonderland, and I have gotten many things from there too!

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This is a great but crowded little shop celebrating everything related to Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland and Alice Through the Looking Glass books.

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The Oxford Castle - Mug Shot at Oxford Castle & Prison

The Oxford Castle

4.5(14 reviews)
0.3 mi

A great tour of the Oxford Castle & Prison…read more The tour was a fantastic experience. Packed with history, storytelling with a fun tour guide that all ages could appreciate. Well worth the time and money. The demonstration of a real pillory was icing on the cake.

This is a must-see if you visit Oxford. The guided tour takes you through the vestiges of the…read morecastle to view its architecture and give you an idea of its original use as a fortress. The moderate climb to the tower is worthwhile as you get a nice panoramic view of the city. As the tour transitions to the use of the castle in more recent times as a prison, there is an interesting display concerning that era highlighting criminal justice practices over the past couple of centuries. The "mug shots" of prisoners held there were fascinating and often poignant. This was particularly true for those stories of the children incarcerated for things like petty theft, acts they committed just to survive. The instruments of "correction" such as stocks were also described in detail. Notorious prisoners held at the castle prison were highlighted and their tales were intriguing. The stories of Mary Blandy and the Black Panther were especially memorable. Our guide did a fabulous job of informing us about the history and significance of the structure in a very engaging manner. The Castle Mound at the front of the grounds is also worth climbing as the views are terrific. This is definitely worth the time and price of admission if you are in Oxford.

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The Oxford Castle - Cell Block at Oxford Castle & Prison

Cell Block at Oxford Castle & Prison

The Oxford Castle - At Oxford Castle & Prison

At Oxford Castle & Prison

The Oxford Castle - At Oxford Castle & Prison

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At Oxford Castle & Prison

Salter's Bros Steamers - The pontoon on the left is owned by Salter's and you can hire punt from there. The big boat on the right is one of theirs too.

Salter's Bros Steamers

4.2(6 reviews)
0.4 mi

Not the best place to learn to punt but it is very scenic…read more If you are a learner punter then I'd recommend the Cherwell boathouse in North Oxford or Magdalen Bridge punts. The problem with learning to punt on the Thames is that it gets quite deep in places (which makes it hard to get the pole in and to get a good push) and there is lots of other river traffic. The motor boats don't like you getting in the way and even if you are safely out of the way they create waves. The serious rowers (and in Oxford they are VERY serious rowers) also don't have a lot of patience with learner punts swinging across their bows. The other rivers are much quieter and better for people starting out. On the other hand you can punt past Christchurch Meadows, past the old and new college boathouses, you can even go up the Cherwell and get to Magdalen Bridge. Make sure you have plenty of money or a credit card to leave as a deposit.

Punting is fantastically good fun and I really recommend it for a summer afternoon with friends…read more Whilst the initial cost of hiring a punt might seem high, divide that between a few people and it soons becomes much more reasonable. However, I would agree with notquiteox. Although this is the most scenic place to punt, with Christchurch towering over beautiful and surprisingly rural meadows, and rowers giving it an incredibly Oxford attitude, it's not ideal for learning. As well as the points above, I'd add that the current can get quite strong and if you go too far from the edge it's too deep to punt, meaning you're swept along rather helplessly, which is great fun until you realise you need to be back somewhere or until you need to steer

Oxford Divinity School - The main hall and pulpits

Oxford Divinity School

4.0(2 reviews)
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During our walking tour of Oxford, we walked around the outside and we decided it was worth getting…read morea ticket for. There was a family option for the ticket so that saved us some money. You buy the ticket at the library across the way. The tickets are timed, but they are not strict about it and we bought a ticket for 30 minutes later. Once inside, there wasn't that much to see, but there also was a lot to see. By that, I mean that the space was small, but the detail and awe were great. There are a couple of boards giving you the history, we snapped a few pics knowing that this is where they filmed some scenes from Harry Potter, and were on our way in 15-20 minutes. It was still worth it though!

The Divinity School is between the Bodleian library and the Sheldonian Theatre but is an impressive…read morebuiding in its own right. It was built in the 15th century (1426 - 1480) for theology students but today theology students have lectures in their halls of residence, their colleges and university lecture theatres. The building has served a variety of purposes over the years and hosted Charles I's Parliament in the English Civil War. If you do get the chance to visit, which is rare, have a look at the impressive ceiling. It was restored by Wren and has vaults and bosses which are intricately carved with letters and symbols. It's mind-boggling to think of someone creating them all those yeras ago.

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Oxford Divinity School - Harry Potter filming location details

Harry Potter filming location details

Oxford Divinity School - Some history of the school from around 1813

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Some history of the school from around 1813

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