If you are a planning a vacation to the United Kingdom, London especially, then Oxford is a wonderful city to visit.  Many decide to even locate accommodation Oxford while on their holiday.  The main reason is due to the amazing historical aspects of the city, as well as the accommodation Oxford options.   

Those who have returned from a trip to Oxford or who live in the city recommend a variety of different sight seeing locations.  Most recommend that you visit one museum while you are in accommodation Oxford, as well as one college.  This is due to the college chapel choirs that are known of around the world.   

Bodleian Library 

If you have conducted any research about Oxford before making the trip details, then you have probably read about the Bodleian Library.  This is the research library at the University of Oxford.  It is also the oldest library in Europe, first opened in 1602.  The majority of the collection is of Thomas Bodley.  Bodleian Library is also considered to be the second largest, other than the London British Library.   

Sheldonian Theatre 

Upon first glance, you will immediately view a very unique structure.  This is due to the fact that it was the first architectural structures commissioned to Sir Christopher Wren.  When he designed the building, he was working as a professor of Astronomy at the University of Oxford.  Many scratch their heads in wonder at the strange facial busts on the outside of the theatre that have unique facial expressions and even facial hair.   

Church of St. Mary the Virgin 

The entrance for the church is located on High Street, as well as on Radcliffe Square.  Many visit the tower of the church due to the amazing views of the city.  The actual structure dates back to 1280, but it was rebuilt during the 14th century and the 15th century.  There have also been several additions to the church since then.  To help with the boost in tourism, a coffee shop was opened at the bottom of the church.   

Taylorian Institute  

The locals know the sight as ‘The Taylor Institute’.  It was first opened in 1845, and specializes in European language, as well as literature.  The library is said to host the largest collection of European literature in all of Britain.  The structure is a ‘neo-classical’ design, which was commissioned to Charles R. Cockerell.  His design plans were put into action in 1841, which took 4 years to complete.   

The Ashmolean Museum 

As mentioned earlier, when staying in accommodation Oxford, it is important to visit one museum.  The Ashmolean Museum, which is located on Beaumont Street, is a very large building.  The structure is scheduled to go through an intense redevelopment plan in the near future, mostly because it is one of Britain’s oldest public museums.  The museum was first founded in 1683, and displays art from Greece, Egypt, and Western artifacts. 
 
The places mentioned that you should see are only a few of the sights in accommodation Oxford.  There are many more sight seeing opportunities, many of which are similar to the places mentioned above.  It is best to plan your sights in advance when you are planning your accommodation Oxford.  It will help you save enough time to actually see the city once you arrive.