Wander through centuries-old halls surrounded by over 13 million books. Discover treasures such as Shakespeare's first editions and the Gutenberg Bible. Explore the architecture of Gothic splendor and the hidden stories behind each shelf on guided tours. Encounter the legacy of scholarship, captured in rare manuscripts and maps that tell stories from bygone eras.

Enjoy award-winning cuisine where variety and quality are paramount. St Anne's College's award-winning chefs offer creative, competition-winning dishes to suit all diets. A relaxed ambience with no strict formalities invites you to linger while you immerse yourself in the inclusive and vibrant college community.

Enjoy organic breakfast and lunch dishes under an impressive vaulted ceiling or in the sunny garden. Try the full Oxford breakfast plate, the Oxford Rarebit or the vegan Oxford breakfast, surrounded by the historic backdrop of the old university building. Friendly staff and a selection of cakes and coffees complete the dining experience.

Enjoy a coffee on the rooftop terrace of the Ashmolean Rooftop Café while admiring the views of Oxford's picturesque spires. The menu features pan-European delicacies with British twists, including butternut squash risotto and smoked mackerel. On Thursdays, live jazz accompanies your dining experience. Ideal for afternoon tea with Prosecco to round off your visit to Oxford.

Beneath the historic buildings hides a labyrinth of knowledge and imagination. With over 160,000 books on three miles of shelves, the Norrington Room offers a unique opportunity to delve into deep educational worlds, from psychology to sociology. Here you will find rare treasures and can take part in lively discussions and book signings, surrounded by the inspiring atmosphere of scholarly history.

Climb up the Saxon St. George's Tower for stunning 360-degree views before descending into a 900-year-old crypt. Discover the sinister stories behind the walls of the 18th-century Debtor's Tower and Norman Motte-and-Bailey Castle as you are guided through the real cells and gallows room that tell of the dark history of the place.

Immerse yourself in a world of leading contemporary art for free, presented in changing exhibitions with works by internationally acclaimed artists such as Yoko Ono and Marina Abramovic. In addition to one-of-a-kind installations, you'll find live music, panel discussions, and film screenings that reflect the creative spirit of Oxford. Workshops and activities for children make this place a cultural meeting place for every generation.

Wander through Cowley Road and immerse yourself in a vibrant sea of murals that celebrate Oxford's alternative side. From psychedelic, dreamlike scenes to trompe l'oeil masterpieces that honor local and international artists, each artwork reflects the dynamic and diverse community. It's a visual feast that transforms the streets into a public gallery.

Enter the world of ancient books and rare manuscripts in one of Europe's oldest libraries. Admire the intricately painted ceilings and oak shelves that hold tales of times gone by. Experience the place that also served as the Hogwarts Library and feel the magic between the pages of history.

A 25-foot-long fiberglass shark that appears to drill headfirst into the roof of a Headington home is a spectacular sight. Created in 1986 as a bold statement against war and nuclear power, this work by John Buckley for Bill Heine attracted controversy and admiration in equal measure. A symbol of protest and unique creativity in an otherwise quiet suburb.

Marvel at the St Frideswide Window, created by the pre-Raphaelite Edward Burne-Jones, and the historic Becket Window dating back to 1320. These works of art at Christ Church Cathedral fuse religious narrative and masterful craftsmanship, surrounded by Gothic architecture that has attracted admirers for nearly 900 years.

In a 500-year-old shop where the real Alice once bought sweets, you'll now find a treasure chest full of gifts, souvenirs and memorabilia. From jewelry to books, everything revolves around the beloved character from Alice in Wonderland. For children, there is even the opportunity to immerse themselves in a fantastic world in Alice costumes.

Ranging from experimental drama to comedy and music, this theatre caters to all tastes. Historic stage for famous performers such as Judi Dench and Richard Burton, it combines artistic excellence with student vigor. Here you will experience a unique blend of professional and up-and-coming theatre art in architectural 30s glory.

A visit to the tomb of C.S. Lewis commands awe, surrounded by the silence and beauty of Holy Trinity Church. This is where the story of the famous author lingers, immersed in a place of peace and reflection that touches the mind and soul.

Wander through the corridors of centuries-old colleges surrounded by Cotswold limestone, decorated with grotesque gargoyles. Each college tells a unique story through its architecture, from Gothic chapels to neoclassical dining halls. Experience the traditions and secrets that remain alive in these independent mini-universities within Oxford.

Roam five floors filled with art and archaeology stories spanning half a million years. Marvel at Egyptian mummies, masterful Renaissance paintings, and pre-Columbian treasures. Discover the diversity of human history, from ancient civilizations to modern art movements, through interactive exhibits and temporary shows that blur the lines between past and present.

Climb 97 historic steps in the Saxon Tower, Oxford's oldest building dating back to 1040, and discover the cell of the Oxford Martyrs along the way. Once at the top, a breathtaking view over the rooftops of the city awaits you, combining the rich history and stunning architecture of Oxford in a unique panorama.

Explore elegant monasteries, a chapel, and gardens known from movies like Harry Potter. Admire the architecture and listen to the world-famous choir of New College, surrounded by centuries of history and academic excellence.

Immerse yourself in the world of weaving, where traditional techniques and modern creativity meet. Under the guidance of experienced artists, you will learn to create your own textile works of art that combine both craftsmanship and personal expression. This workshop offers a unique opportunity to explore the fascinating history and diverse techniques of weaving in a hands-on way.

Wander through a wardrobe straight to Narnia, fly through 1000 years of Oxford literary history, and discover secrets in the Whispering Forest. With interactive exhibits and vivid narratives, this museum captures the imagination. For children, there is the opportunity to slip into the roles of their favorite book characters and playfully explore new universes in the 'Small Worlds' corner.