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The river from its Cotswold trickle to the Thames Barrier — the gentlest long walk in Britain.

1.2 km SE · spans 7 counties

The non-tidal Thames — 45 locks of managed river between Cricklade's meadows and the tideway at Teddington.

1.2 km SE · spans 7 counties

Rolling chalk downland above the Vale of the White Horse, threaded by one of Britain's oldest roads

5.5 km SE

Oxford's grandest college, with Tom Tower and its own cathedral.

6.8 km N

Small former Saxon cathedral village near the Thames, its long street of old cottages and inns gathered round Dorchester Abbey.

7 km SE · Oxfordshire

Former Norman abbey church on a Saxon cathedral site, famous for its sculpted 14th-century Jesse window in the chancel.

7.1 km SE

Britain's oldest botanic garden, a walled physic garden of 1621 by the Cherwell.

7.2 km N

Surviving 12th-century tower of St Martin's church at Oxford's central crossroads, climbable for rooftop city views.

7.4 km N

Norman castle and old county gaol, with a climbable Saxon tower.

7.5 km N

Twin beech-crowned chalk hills above the Thames, Round Hill and the Iron Age hillfort of Castle Hill, with wide views.

7.7 km SE

Large Oxfordshire farm centre with an award-winning butchery, pick-your-own and cafe.

9.8 km W

The university's 130-acre arboretum at Nuneham Courtenay, with mature conifers, a bluebell wood and a wildflower meadow.

2.8 km E

Baroque county hall of 1678–82 raised on open arches above the market place, once home to the assize court and now Abingdon's museum.

3.1 km SW

Thatched Thames-side village with a brick-arched former toll bridge and the riverside Barley Mow inn.

3.6 km SE · Oxfordshire

A National Trust place in Oxfordshire.

5.7 km SW

Small stone conduit house of the early 1600s on the slopes above North Hinksey, built to pipe spring water into Oxford's Carfax Conduit.

6.8 km NW

A country park in Oxfordshire.

6.8 km NE

College gardens inside Oxford's medieval city wall, with a raised viewing mound.

7.6 km N