Oxford is indispensable for visiting if you are going to visit this amazing country in the opinion of many lovers of England. Anyone who gets pleasure from English culture will get real pleasure from visiting the city. Everyone can walk along the picturesque streets of the English outback, look at the magnificent buildings of the university and, of course, drink English ale in the legendary Oxford’s pubs. You can buy or rent houses in Oxford and feel romantic atmosphere.

This city is famous for its Oxford University which consists of 36 separate colleges. Each of them has its own unique architecture and scattered throughout the city. At any time of the year, you can enjoy a tour of the colleges of the city. In addition, you can visit the University Botanical Garden, the oldest in Britain, which houses a collection of diverse plants from around the world. Here is also the famous museum of Esmolin founded in 1683. The museum is dedicated to art and archeology and contains antique sculptures, paintings, a collection of precious stones.

Oxford is not just a student city that grew up around a famous university.  It is the "city of romantic spiers" famous throughout the world for its university and place in history. Oxford stands on the banks of the Thames, but that part of it, Which flows within the city, it is customary to refer to The Isis. Admirers of English cinematography are waiting for a small, but quite pleasant surprise. The fact is that the magnificent building of Hogwarts from the Harry Potter universe was filmed on the territory of Oxford University. Fans will find many familiar places from the famous film.

Cricket and rowing are the most popular and large-scale types of amateur sports in England. In the city are held annual competitions, visiting which you will forever remain a fan of those sports. Now Oxford is a little fussy cosmopolitan city. You may be surprised at the incessant traffic of buses and fast-moving pedestrians. Also, the pride of England is its beer and to try it is really worth it, especially since each tavern has its own story of beer. Detail information you can find here www.domaza.co.uk/houses_in_oxford/