Planning a cosy autumn day trip? Oxford is a must and it’s only an hour by train from London 🥰 Wander cobbled streets, golden leaves crunching underfoot and explore one of the most beautiful & oldest university cities in the world. Here are the best things to do: 📚 Bodleian Library – don’t miss the Divinity School and Duke Humphrey’s Library (Harry Potter filming spots) 📸 Radcliffe Camera – Oxford’s iconic photo stop 🏰 Christ Church College – step inside the Great Hall where Hogwarts was filmed 🌿 New College – medieval cloisters and gardens (Mad-Eye Moody’s lesson & Malfoy ferret scene) 👀 St Mary’s Church tower – epic views for £6 🚶‍♀️ River walk along the Cherwell 🏛 Ashmolean Museum & Oxford University Museum of Natural History – both free and fascinating 📖 Blackwell’s Bookshop – a haven for book lovers, and a favorite of Tolkien & C.S. Lewis. The first bookstore to publish Tolkien’s work. Food & Drink: ☕ Coffee at The Vaults under St Mary’s Church – perfect Radcliffe Camera views 🥗 Lunch at The Independent Café or Handle Bar Café & Kitchen 🍕 Pizza at Sartorelli’s – a hidden gem in the Covered Market I always pay a visit to 🍸 Drinks at Turf Tavern (a historic hideaway) and The Bear Inn, one of Oxford’s oldest pubs 📚 Literary lovers: Visit The Eagle and Child pub, where Tolkien & C.S. Lewis once met with the Inklings. Currently closed but interesting to see non the less. ✨ Bonus: Blenheim Palace is a short bus ride away. This is Winston Churchill’s birthplace and a UNESCO World Heritage Site with stunning parkland, especially with all the autumn colour. So, will you be visiting Oxford? #oxford #visitoxford #londondaytrip #uktravel #traveluk - @whatstacydid