Oxford has long been known as the city
of dreaming and there's plenty
here to intrigue the imagination.
-Karina

-hello Patrick

my friend Patrick loves
sharing his into this historic
British town

the University of Oxford is
the oldest English-speaking University
in the world. Within these halls
every building and every monument has a
story.

-"He is the third Earl of Pembroke
he sponsored the publication of the very
first collected edition of Shakespeare's
"-

the University of Oxford is
actually a collection of individual
colleges with the bodily and library at
its heart and while the Bodleian is a
working library for students and
academics; it can be visited a guided
tour.

The Ashmolean museum is another of
my favourites.
it began as a gallery of and
curiosities with a catalogue been
written by the janitor it soon became
the model of the modern Museum.

it was the first museum anywhere
in the world and now it is the oldest
Museum in the world and it's really it's
free now; it wasn't when the Ashmolean
opened in the and what did it
cost them hard to say because there was
no entry charge there was an exit charge
instead so the longer you stayed inside,
the more you paid on exit. that's right
very clever. Tthe Eagle and Child pub
established in provides a look into
the creative space of some of the
world's greatest

it was in this very room that
CS Lewis and J.R. Tolkien and a group
of their friends who
were known as the used to meet
to talk about the books they were
writing for a breath of fresh air
explore the botanic garden founded
almost years ago it's home to more
than plant species or get out and
experience the city's quaint I
highly recommend an afternoon of quietly
grunting alarm
Oxford is a city of many delights we
can't wait to share them with you