What Should I Do In Oxfordshire?
If you have 3 hours, a half day or even a week in Oxfordshire then we have some suggestions for you. Read our guides and get going today!
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FAQs About Oxfordshire
How Do I Get To Oxfordshire?
Driving Directions:
- From London: Take the M40 motorway and exit at Junction 8. Follow signs to Oxford.
- From Birmingham: Take the M40 motorway and exit at Junction 9. Follow signs to Oxford.
- From Bristol: Take the M4 motorway and then take the A34 towards Oxford.
Rail Directions:
- From London: Take a train from London Paddington station to Oxford station. The journey takes around 1 hour.
- From Birmingham: Take a train from Birmingham New Street station to Oxford station. The journey takes around 1 hour and 15 minutes.
- From Bristol: Take a train from Bristol Temple Meads station to Oxford station. The journey takes around 1 hour and 30 minutes.
If you are already in Oxfordshire, you can get to the county by using bus services or driving. From the town of Banbury, you can take the A4260 road or use the bus services to Oxford. From the town of Abingdon, you can take the A34 road or use the bus services to Oxford.
If you are coming from the nearby landmarks such as Blenheim Palace or Bicester Village, you can use the A44 or A34 road to get to Oxford. Alternatively, there are bus services available from these landmarks to Oxford.
What's The Nearest Airport To Oxfordshire?
The closest airport to Oxfordshire is London Heathrow Airport, located approximately 44 miles away. To get to Oxfordshire from Heathrow, you can take the A40 and M40 or take a train from Heathrow Express to London Paddington and then take another train to Oxford.
Where Is Oxfordshire?
