

Oxfordshire
The city of Oxford is a main educational centre and a vibrant, tourist hotspot in the heart of England. The "city of dreaming spires" has lured many a traveller over the centuries. Combine this with the relaxing, rolling hills of the Cotswolds, quintessentially English villages, and market towns, and Oxfordshire is a great place to visit.

Places to visit
Oxford University museum, Bodleian Library, University of Oxford Botanical Gardens, Blenheim Palace, Christ Church Cathedral, Sheldonian Theatre.
Bookshelf
Books based in this county:




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Authors associated with this county
Authors who are associated with this county (born or lived here) or who have based their books here.
P D James,
J R R Tolkien (buried)
C S Lewis (died)
T E Lawrence (Seven wrote Pillars of Wisdom while at Oxford)
Oscar Wilde (attended Oxford university)
Richard Adam
Nina Bawden
C S Lewis





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Book
Our box included the book set in Oxfordshire, The Madwoman Upstairs.
Box
Included: book, tea, bookmark, butterscotch, tealights, postcard, travel information, photos, personalised postcard.

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