Things to do with your family in Oxford

There’s a broad range of things to do in Oxford. They include discovering the history and heritage of a city that is home to 1,500 listed buildings from every major period of British architectural history from the 11th century onwards. When you visit with kids Oxfords is the perfect place for families to enjoy a big day out. With fantastic farms, zoos, magical museums and amazing mazes, the county’s got activities for children of all ages. So, look below to see our  suggestions for the top 8 things to do while visiting Oxford with kids.

The Story Museum in their outstanding exhibition of “26 Characters” is a gallery of hostile and evil, wizardry, witches and wild things. They have events for all ages: workshops of the author, family stories, conversations, performances and much more. The Museum of Stories is in the center of Oxford, just behind St. Aldate. It is about 10 minutes away from the train station, and a short walk from Gloucester Green Bus Station and Carfax.

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We found that the surrounding local area inspired some of Oxford’s most beloved authors. Louis Carroll, who compiled the “Adventures of Alice in Wonderland” and where S.D. Louis took inspiration for the stories of “The Land of Narnia”. With so much to see along with this journey, and inspired by the best authors of Oxford, we would recommend that you do this and make a story about yourself.

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The area around Oxford Castle has been revamped in recent years with part of the old prison converted into a luxury Malmaison hotel. At Oxford Castle Unlocked you can take a guided tour and discover the story of the prison and castle area.

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Partyman World Of Play Oxford provides lots of fun for your little ones. Imagine a place with multi level play structures, ball ponds, go karts, comfy seating for mums and dads to relax, an ever changing menu with freshly prepared food. If you’re looking for a great day out or the perfect location for your little one’s birthday party then look no further.

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South Park is a park on Headington Hill in east Oxford, England. It is the largest park within Oxford city limits. A good view of the city centre with its historic spires and towers of Oxford University can be obtained at the park’s highest point, a favourite location for photographers.Here you can play table tennis, stroll to Headington Hill Park or if the weather is kind, enjoy a picnic.

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Bowling is a great way to get the whole gang together, from the tiniest of tots right up to your grandparents. Spend the day as a family at Hollywood Bowl Oxford. Here you can  picking a funny name for yourself on the leaderboard and once you have chosen your title,  see if you can hit the high notes with a spare or even a strike.

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The cute Bo Bo, Sam and the whole gang loves taking part in unicorn parties. When you get stuck in with grooming, tacking and a bit of poo picking the time pass by really fast, here children also can play games and even decorating a horseshoe.

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Here the child’s age doesn’t matter, it has fun for everyone. Older children will adore the electric motorbikes, and outdoor adventure assault course. Whilst those up to 5 years can run wild in their own enormous dedicated play zone overlooked by comfy leather sofas.

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