Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Oxford – Visit the Most happening City in United Kingdom

Oxford – Visit the Most happening City in United Kingdom

Oxford is a beautiful and the most happening city situated in the South Eastern Britain. There are many famous rivers as Charles and Thames which flow through this city. There are many old buildings which are the symbol of the British Architecture. The Oxford is also famous for 'Oxford University' which is known as the world's topmost university. This city is also famous for its wine brewing and Cinema. The city is a mix of ancient and modern culture and there are many historic building in the city.
Oxford University:
This is one of the world's leading universities and is the oldest university in English Speaking countries. Peoples in all countries top posts had studied from this university. The university has a long list of alumnus who has secured the top positions in many fields in many countries. Many of the students of this university have been awarded by Nobel Prize.


Carfax Tower:

This tower is situated in the middle of the city and near to the junction of Cornmarket Street and Queen Street in Oxford. You can climb over to the city old building to see the Oxford city from 99 steps up from the earth. On the other side there are many museums and parks for tourists.

Shopping at Cornmarket Street:

This is one of the biggest book stores in England and there is collection on more than 100000 books in this store. It is owned by Blackwell Limited which is one of the largest book publishers in the England. This is one of the top attractions for tourists around the world..

Christ Church Cathedral:

This is not only the cathedral Church but it is the largest college in the University Of Oxford. This cathedral is one of the finest examples of the British Architecture. There are many scene from Harry potter movies in Cathedral and the main gate of the church is in the main city centre.

Sheldonian Theatre:

This is one of the oldest theatres in Oxford and known as the architectural jewels of Oxford. it was designed by Sir Christopher Wren and erected 1664-1668. It is used for conferences and it has a capacity of 1000 peoples.

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