Top 5 Museums in Oxfordshire

Station Approach, Station Rd, Chinnor OX39 4ER, United Kingdom

“Quite a small place, and not a lot to see, but the ride to Princes Risborough goes through some lovely countryside. Nice cafe with good prices, serving drinks and food. There's a small shop selling souvenirs, ice creams, and old books. All the staff are volunteers, and are very friendly and knowledgeable.”

Radcliffe Camera, Radcliffe Sq, Oxford OX1 3BG, United Kingdom

“This library building in Radcliffe Square, Oxford has to be the oldest library in the World and it provides a picturesque scenery of ancient British architecture. It signifies the revolution of British masonry through time. A nice picture to be taken for your travels here in Oxford. If you have the time, do drop by the library as well.”

Church Ln, Witney OX28 3LA, United Kingdom

“Great little farm whether you’re a Downton Abbey fan or not. The staff and volunteers are very friendly and helpful with information. The cafe is also very good and there’s a huge sitting area both indoor and outside where the kids can run around and play. Worth a visit if you’re passing by the area.”

Old Depot, South Park, Cheney Ln, Headington, Oxford OX3 7QJ, United Kingdom

“I had such an incredible whisky tour at this distillery carried out by Sarah. It was different to any other whisky tour I've been on (I've been to over 22 different distilleries up and down the country). The focus was on farming, and I felt like I learnt so much about the importance of what the team are doing at the Oxford Artisan Distillery. They're truly pioneers in their approach to farming, and the taste of their whisky, really reflects how much of a difference it makes. I attended this tour solo, as I've been visiting distilleries up and down the country being a big whisky geek/drinker/collector, and Oxford Artisan Distillery was next on the list. I showed up randomly unannounced, and was pleasantly surprised that Sarah managed to fit me in for a tour, despite being understaffed that day. The tour was extremely thorough, and Sarah actually overran on the time, which shows they take their time to answer all questions and pay attention to all of their customers. It was so interesting tasting each of the whiskies they crafted, all whilst learning so much about the history of farming grains, and what their goals and objectives were moving forward. It really is incredible what they're doing at this distillery, and without adding any spoilers for those yet to do the tour, I'd just like to say that you really HAVE to experience this tour if you're a whisky fan. The entire team at the distillery were so friendly and welcoming, and they all have such open minds about the world of whisk(e)y, and don't blindly just drink their own whisky and call it the best, like many other distilleries I've been to. They're a team of people who genuinely love to drink all types of spirits from all over the world, so they really know their stuff, and we had some really great chats! Of the 22 different distilleries I've been to, this really has to be the most eye opening and most enjoyable tour I've been on. I can't wait to come back for another tour once the distillery has expanded and see what exciting changes they make to the place. Thanks again for a thoroughly enjoyable day of whisky tasting, education and great, in depth chats about whisky!”

Broad Street, Oxford OX1 3BG, United Kingdom

“Pretty modern and functional. You need to lock your belongings before entering the library. The building also has a cafe, galleries and shop.”

1 Woodstock Rd, Oxford OX2 6HA, United Kingdom

“£7 for a sausage bacon and egg sandwich, on the menu it's the taylors big breakfast bap we'll I can tell you there is nothing big about it other than the price. 1x sausage, 2x bacon and 1x egg and half a mushroom. Absolute joke! And £2.10 for a bottle of water, unless you like small portions and big prices stay away. They should be ashamed”