Top Things to do in Oxfordshire
Top Hotels in Oxfordshire
- 1. George Street Hotel
- 2. The Holt Hotel
- 3. Malmaison Oxford Castle
- 4. voco Oxford Spires, an IHG Hotel
- 5. Courtyard by Marriott Oxford City Centre
- 6. The Randolph Hotel, by Graduate Hotels
- 7. voco Oxford Spires, an IHG Hotel
- 8. Jurys Inn Oxford
- 9. voco Oxford Thames, an IHG Hotel
- 10. Mercure Oxford Eastgate Hotel
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What to do and see in Oxfordshire, England: The Best Flea & Street Markets
Discover the best top things to do in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom including Weekly Tuesday Market, Oxford Covered Market, North Parade Market, Gloucester Green Market, Wallingfrod Market Place, Cornmarket St., Banbury Charter Market.
Restaurants in Oxfordshire
1. Weekly Tuesday Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By ReallyBadHat
Visitors no the area we had Tuesday morning to ourselves, so glad we happened into Thame with a chance to experience the market. Spread up the high street, it was very busy with locals and visitors alike. It had a great selection of stalls - toys, antiques, hats, material. The quality food stalls would draw me back - cheese, fishmonger, olives, greengrocers, butchers, bakers - all with excellent produce If you as in the area, definitely drop by and browse, bet you’ll buy something.
2. Oxford Covered Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 863 reviews
Oxford Covered Market features more than 50 traders selling fresh produce, gifts, fashion, flowers and jewellery, and provides a unique showcase for the very best in local crafts, food and drink. We are proud that the majority of our businesses are independent and with some going back generations. Oxford Covered Market, which was designed by Magdalen Bridge architect John Gwynn, first opened as a market for meat, fish, vegetables and herbs on 1 November 1774. It was then enlarged several times, rebuilt and fully roofed over during the 19th century. Visitors can still see original iron roof supports, cast by Dewer Foundry in London in 1839; 1830s market fronts, complete with moulded cornice and pilasters; and iron bars projecting from shop fronts that date from the 19th century and were used to hang meat. The Covered Market, which was Grade II-listed in 2000, is a rarity because it has been in continual use as a market for almost 250 years.
3. North Parade Market
4. Gloucester Green Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 69 reviews
Oxford Gloucester Green Market Open every Wednesday & Thursday 9am-4pm Open every Friday & Saturday 9am-5pm Open every Sunday 11am - 5pm
Reviewed By anoomk
You can visit the Gloucester Green market if you like street food. Amazing food stalls from all over the world cuisines. Shoppers will find hot food traders, fruit and vegetable stalls, antiques and vintage clothing, collectibles and 20th-century design pieces. This is the largest market... of its kind outside London.
5. Wallingfrod Market Place
6. Cornmarket St.
7. Banbury Charter Market
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By DaveTrump - Banbury, United Kingdom
One way system around the stalls, excellent fruit and veg from the veg-man today, and picked up a lovely loaf, bread rolls, and a lardy cake from the bread stall. No real queues, first-class produce.
