Must-SeeOxford and the Cotswolds
England
About 46 miles away
Dreaming spires and old colleges, with honey-stone villages close by, and Blenheim Palace.
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Henry VIII's Tudor palace on the Thames, with its great kitchens, baroque wings, formal gardens and a famous maze.
Cardinal Wolsey built it and Henry VIII took it, adding the Great Hall and vast kitchens where costumed cooks still roast meat. Later Christopher Wren added baroque state rooms for William and Mary.
Its gardens run to the river, and the hedge maze is the oldest in Britain.
Must-SeeDreaming spires and old colleges, with honey-stone villages close by, and Blenheim Palace.
Must-SeeThe great prehistoric stone circle on Salisbury Plain, with the far larger Avebury ring nearby.
Must-SeeHoney-stone villages, like Bibury and Bourton-on-the-Water, in rolling countryside.
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