Kidlington Things to Do

Dating from about 1040, this is Oxford's oldest building. It is situated in the middle of the shopping area and is passed every day by thousands of people who scarcely give it a glance. Built during the late Saxon period, the t... more

Running from east to west in Central Oxford, Little Clarendon Street offers a wide variety of shops and cafes. The area is trendy and bohemian, with such stores as Posh Frocks clothing, Uncle Sam's Vintage American Clothing, an... more

Jongleurs is primarily a comedy club, featuring top stand-up acts from all over the UK and beyond. Unless you know your comedy acts well, there's a bit of pot luck involved, and the quality can vary. However, you're almost alwa... more

If you're interested in polo, Kirtlington Park Polo Club to the north east of Oxford is certainly worth knowing about. Tournaments are played from Easter until mid-September. Matches are held from Tuesday to Sunday at 4pm and 5... more

Self-consciously fashionable, Quod attempts to be sophisticated without being overly expensive. With real paintings on the walls and flattering lighting, it attracts a trendy, working crowd but will not alienate out-of-towners.... more

The Wheatsheaf is hidden away down a tiny alley opposite the High Street entrances to the Covered Market, but it is marked by a barrel-sign hanging overhead. It has a reputation for being an old man's pub. That said, they've re... more

For those who enjoy the beauty and craftsmanship of early scientific instruments, this museum is full of delights. The building was opened in 1683 as the original Ashmolean Museum. It now houses the renowned Lewis Evans collect... more

Spanning about 170 feet, Donnington Bridge is the place from where the college rowing competitions begin. Having hosted several such races, this bridge that is built over the river Thames has become famous among the college-goi... more

Known by locals as "The Broad," Broad Street is famous for its landmark locations and the historic events which occurred there. Visitors should expect an educational walk as they pass the area where Protestant Oxford martyrs H... more

Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens are situated midway between Oxford and Cheltenham and set out on 160 acres of landscaped parkland, this park offers a wealth of attractions for all ages to enjoy. White rhinos, Asiatic lions a... more