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Ashmolean Museum

Tel: 01865 278000


The Ashmolean Museum, officially the oldest museum in the country, is located in the very heart of Oxford and houses collections of antiquities and exhibits from around the world. Entrance to the Ashmolean Museum is free of charge.


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Northmoor Trust Estate

Tel: 01865 407792


A scenic tourist and visitor attraction in 300 hectares of stunning countryside near Oxford, which includes a nature reserve and conservation farm.


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