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The Oxfordshire Museum offers a delightful glimpse into history, perfect for both young and old history enthusiasts. Located in the picturesque region of Oxfordshire, this engaging museum charms visitors with its chronological journey from Roman times to modern history. Exhibits range from intricately preserved Roman coins to captivating displays of stuffed birds, all beautifully presented.

Young adventurers will particularly enjoy the dinosaur garden and the interactive iSpy game, designed to make learning fun and engaging. The Anglo-Saxon and Roman rooms hold treasures of the past, sure to ignite curiosity in all ages.

Perfect for a short visit of 1-2 hours, the museum also boasts a cozy café with a mouth-watering selection of cakes, creating the ideal spot to relax and reflect on the exhibits. Although entry is free, donations are appreciated to support the museum's ongoing efforts. With nearby on-street parking or a short distance from Blenheim Palace, access is straightforward. The Oxfordshire Museum stands as a must-visit for those looking to explore local heritage in a friendly and inviting setting.

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Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

Reviews and Ratings

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4.6
based on 377 reviews
4.6/5 377 reviews
Adam Sidbury
Adam Sidbury
1 week ago on Google

We went with our 5 year old grandson and had a wonderful time. In addition to the dinosaur room, he was interested to see the objects from former times and enjoyed the interactive displays. The garden and cafe are excellent and the staff are very welcoming.

Jack T
Jack T
1 week ago on Google

Popped in for a quick a quick visit today. Beautiful garden and grounds. Caroline T was lovely! She made us feel welcome and we had a nice chat. Interactions like that always add value to places. Thanks Caroline.

Ricardo Valero
Ricardo Valero
2 weeks ago on Google

A very interesting museum, specially great with children. They have a section with dinosaurs and a room where small kids can play and interact either them. There is also a nice garden inside, and a cafe where you can have a sandwich or a snack. I definitely recommend visiting if you are in Woodstock for a day. The entrance is free.