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Faringdon Road, Kingston Bagpuize, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX13 5BH, United Kingdom
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Not visible from the bus: Lamb and Flag Passage
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The Founders Tower
I'm planning on making a rail journey from Oxford to Manchester returning later the next day. Can you park for more than 24 hours at the rail station? And would it be easy to get a space on a Wednesday afternoon until late Thursday night?
Also, if this is not possible, can you park at the park and rides (thornhill) for more than 24 hours?
Hi there,
The standard charge is £3 for 24 hours, and there is always space available. I don't know what happens if you need to stay longer than 24 hours, but will have a look if I get a chance (I work near by).
Cheers,
Nick
One of the most interesting architectural features throughout Oxford is the prevalence of gargoyles adorning the gothic structures in the city. Just remember to look up while you're strolling through and you'll be sure to catch these creatures looking down upon you!
Occasionally, you get so tied-up in everyday life, that you forget how nice the place you live in and its surroundings really are. Sometimes, I try to escape to somewhere like South Parks, or Boars Hill, to take in the views and remind myself just why I love Oxford! Unfortunately my picture doesn't do them justice, but the views are great!
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Grab a football (of the soccer variety) and a bunch of friends and head over to University Parks off of Banbury Road! Organize your own football game and celebrate (because everyone's a winner!) at one of the many pubs littering Oxford! (Our personal favorites, the Turf Tavern or King's Arms right down the street from the park). University Park is the Central Park of Oxford, giving enough green space for picnics, football games, suntanning, wine and cheese parties, summertime movies in the park, study groups and more! Football games are just one of the many sports that take place in University Park and even if you don't play and are more of a spectator, there's plenty to watch and cheer for!
Take a stroll along the river. Pack a picnic and watch the rowing teams practice. Just be careful and don't get locked inside! They close the gates at dusk and if you're inside, good luck finding a way out. Needless to say, I learned this the hard way!
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