Oxfordshire
Properties and events in Oxfordshire
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140 Years of Innovation, Craft and Community
WWA marks 140 years of practice in Abingdon by opening its historic home, a former malthouse opposite St Helen’s Church, and is inviting visitors to explore an exhibition celebrating the firm’s legacy and its role in the town’s evolution.
A Story in Stone: Oxford University Museum of Natural History
A guided walk to learn about the polished stone columns that grace the interior of the Oxford University Museum of Natural History building.
Abingdon Abbey Buildings
Visit the remaining domestic buildings of the medieval Abingdon Abbey - and step back in time to experience the life of a Roman settlement.
Abingdon Baptist Church and 35 Ock Street
A rare chance to visit these two Grade II listed buildings. The Church dates from the mid-19th century, but the adjacent house, used as the manse until the 1960s, is considerably older.
Abingdon Baptist Church and former Manse
Church and former minister's house open for short guided tours, 10am to 4pm Saturday 13 September 2025
Abingdon Museum presents Romans in Abingdon
Step back in time and experience the life of a roman settlement, organised by Abingdon Museum, demonstration of weapons and combat, roman jewellery and food and more...
All Souls College
All Souls College Open Doors.
Aston Martin Heritage Trust Museum
Visit the Aston Martin Heritage Trust Museum and learn about this amazing marques history, from where it all began, over 110 years ago to where it is now.
Ballads at the Bodleian
Join us for a programme of musical performances, talks, craft activities and workshops based on the 17th century Broadside ballads from Bodleian Library, with the award-winning 100 Ballads project team.
Balliol College
Enjoy the grounds, hall and chapel of Balliol College.
Balliol College Historic Collections Centre at St Cross Church
Explore St Cross Church and Balliol College's historic collections with this year's exhibition, Apocalypse Now? Seven Visions from the Historic Collections, looking at apocalyptic scenarios from the Book of Revelation to climate change.
Barracks Lane Community Garden
Harvest Festival and Open Garden
Bartlemas Chapel
Only the chapel is open.
Benson and its history
Benson's houses and buildings, and down Memory Lane - the changing design of household objects
Blavatnik School of Government
As we celebrate 10 years of the school's building, come along to view our award-winning spaces.
Boardman, Hawkins & Osborne LLP - Family Law Firm operating from a beautiful listed building
18th Century listed building with some original features and historic finds during restoration
Bodleian Law Library
One of the largest law libraries in the United Kingdom, housed in a landmark modern building by Leslie Martin and Colin St John Wilson, completed in 1964 and now listed at Grade II*.
Bodleian Libraries - Pop-up Imaging Services Discovery Station in Blackwell Hall
Join the imaging services team at their discovery station in the Weston Library's Blackwell Hall and explore some of the wonders of their work photographing the collections of the Bodleian Libraries.
Bodleian Libraries - Pop-up Maps Discovery Station at the Weston Library
Drop-in to Blackwell Hall and discover some of the Bodleian’s marvellous map collections with a show and tell from staff members of the Bodleian Map Room.
Bodleian Libraries - Portraits Tour at the Weston Library
Take a tour of the portraits behind the scenes in the Weston Library and discover new stories such as that of Edmund Halley, the astronomer who first predicted the return of comets.