Visiting Burford

To get to Burford, there are several driving and rail routes you can take:

From Oxford: Take the A40 west for around 17 miles until you reach Burford.

From Cheltenham: Take the A40 east for around 20 miles until you reach Burford.

From London: Take the M40 west towards Oxford, then join the A40 and continue for around 53 miles until you reach Burford.

By train: The nearest railway station is at Charlbury, around 10 miles away. From there, you can take a taxi to Burford. Alternatively, you can take a train to Oxford and then use one of the driving routes mentioned above to get to Burford.

If you're already in the area, there are several local landmarks and towns worth visiting before or after your trip to Burford. These include:

• The city of Oxford, famous for its historic university and stunning architecture.
• The town of Witney, known for its charming Cotswold stone buildings and boutique shops.
• Blenheim Palace, a stunning stately home and UNESCO World Heritage site located just outside of Oxford.
• The Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens, which is just a short drive from Burford and home to a vast array of exotic animals and beautiful gardens.

No matter which route you choose to take, a trip to the charming town of Burford is sure to be worth the journey.

The closest airport to Burford is Oxford Airport, which is approximately 12 miles away. From the airport, you can take the A40 and A361 to reach Burford. Alternatively, you can take a taxi or hire a car from the airport.