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Recreation
Oxford, UK is a holiday destination to which the traveler can happily
return again and again. One could spend days wandering through Oxford’s
myriad cultural treasures which boast some of the world’s best
exhibits. The winding streets are full of restaurants ranging from
inexpensive local fish and chips shops to world class gourmet dining.
Opportunities for recreational pursuits abound; all of this in a city
which can easily be traversed on foot.
It should be noted that Oxford is a haven for the pedestrian. The
center city is virtually car free. Public transportation is highly
advised as it is frequent and inexpensive.
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Have a punt. Located on the Thames River, known as the Isis within
Oxford proper, Oxford is home to legendary rowing teams. While rowing
is a sport not learned in an afternoon, most people can manage a punt
with a short lesson and a little effort. Try picking one up at the
Magdelen Bridge Boathouse.
Picnic on the river. The banks of the Isis make for cool and
inviting picnic locales and many shops are available for impromptu food
purchases to fill a basket.
Self guided architecture tours. Walking the streets of Oxford is a
feast for the eyes. Be sure and find the Bridge of Sighs on New College
Lane and heads up for the gargoyles which can be found on almost every
historic building.
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