Villages & towns in OxfordshireOxfordshire, England

Cotswold gateway town whose steep high street of honey-stone houses drops to a medieval bridge over the Windrush.

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

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Chiltern-foot village with a spring-fed brook, watercress beds and a rare surviving group of medieval church, school and brick almshouses.

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Estate village of thatched ironstone cottages set among trees, with the Falkland Arms and a hillside church above.

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Picturesque riverside town famous for its Royal Regatta, with a five-arch bridge, riverside walks and the rowing museum.

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Thames-meadow village of limestone cottages built around Kelmscott Manor, William Morris's country retreat.

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Evenlode-valley village of pastel-doored stone cottages, once voted England's favourite, with a medieval church and two acclaimed pubs.

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Windrush-side village of thatched cottages beside the riverside ruins of Minster Lovell Hall and its dovecote.

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Quiet Windrush hamlet of warm Cotswold stone, its church holding the tiered Fettiplace monuments and the Mitford sisters' graves in the yard.

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Handsome stone town at the gates of Blenheim Palace, with a Georgian high street and the county museum.

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Historic Thames-side market town with a bridge, castle earthworks and a bustling square, long home to Agatha Christie.

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

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Ironstone village round a market square in north Oxfordshire, with a large church and the earthworks of a Norman castle.

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Rambling ironstone village in the north Cotswold hills, home to the Victorian tower-brewery of Hook Norton.

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Large Evenlode-valley village set round a broad green, with a 14th-century inn, the Shaven Crown, that began as a hospice.

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Compact Chiltern-foot market town of narrow lanes below the wooded escarpment and its hillside white mark.

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Smallest of the three Wychwood villages, strung along the Evenlode with stone cottages and its own railway halt on the Cotswold line.

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Village east of Oxford known for its restored 18th-century tower windmill and a rare lock-up on the old high street.

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