In photos: A quick look around the streets of Oxford, England

In photos: A quick look around Oxford, England

I was last in Oxford in March last year, and posted up a comprehensive selection of 80 photos showing off the city’s architecture, fog, frozen canal, and church tower views.

This time my visit was much shorter, so here’s a rather concise photographic celebration of my time at Oxford. Above is the place I grabbed some tasty chips at 2am on Saturday night!


In photos: A quick look around Oxford, England

Visible from the train station, here’s some info about the Saïd Business School’s architecture, courtesy of Oxford Royale:

The design of the Saïd Business School is similarly knowing. The product of a £70 million donation to the University of Oxford from Saudi-Syrian businessman Wafic Saïd, it consciously references the donor’s heritage with a ziggurat (ultimately inspired by the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, in the Persian empire) but also the traditional design of an Oxford college or a medieval monastery, with a cloistered garden

In photos: A quick look around Oxford, England

There’s a lot of bikes next to the station.

In photos: A quick look around Oxford, England

The Royal Oxford Hotel on Frideswide Square had acquired a Sainsbury’s Local since my last visit.,

In photos: A quick look around Oxford, England

Castle Mill Stream.

In photos: A quick look around Oxford, England

The Oxford Retreat late night pub.

In photos: A quick look around Oxford, England

College architecture.

In photos: A quick look around Oxford, England

In photos: A quick look around Oxford, England

I was playing with the Monochrome Set at the Jericho Tavern – here’s the band soundchecking. We had a great gig!

In photos: A quick look around Oxford, England

The Oxford University Press (OUP) is the largest university press in the world, and the second oldest after Cambridge University Press.

In photos: A quick look around Oxford, England

After the show we repaired to the Four Candles pub. The name comes from a famous comedy sketch by Ronnie Barker, who attended the City of Oxford High School for Boys in George Street.

More on Oxford:

Photos of Oxford: architecture, fog, frozen canal, church tower views and The Monochrome Set

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