MyOxford Experience

MyOxford Experience We are an award-winning team with over 15 years of experience dedicated to creating high-end touristic experiences.

Our team will bring its passion and knowledge for culture and history to give you a unique taste of what makes Oxford special.

Manchester College, located on Mansfield Road, moved to Oxford in 1893 and is the only college in Oxford accepting stude...
03/02/2022

Manchester College, located on Mansfield Road, moved to Oxford in 1893 and is the only college in Oxford accepting students aged 21 or older. Founded for people with an open spirit, the first female graduated in 1901.

Originally known as Queen Elizabeth House and constituted by Royal Charter in 1954 to serve as a platform for networking...
26/01/2022

Originally known as Queen Elizabeth House and constituted by Royal Charter in 1954 to serve as a platform for networking to researcher of the Commonwealth affairs.

It merged with the Institute of Commonwealth Studies and the Oxford University Institute of Agricultural Economics in 1986 to create the International Development Centre.

Today it is one of the top centres for research and teaching in development studies in the world.

Originally known as Queen Elizabeth House and constituted by Royal Charter in 1954 to serve as a platform for networking to researchers of the Commonwealth affairs.

Built in 1748 to the designs of Dr Thomas Camplin, the Vice-Principal of St Edmund Hall, the Holywell Music Room is famo...
19/01/2022

Built in 1748 to the designs of Dr Thomas Camplin, the Vice-Principal of St Edmund Hall, the Holywell Music Room is famous for being one of the first purpose-built places for the public performance of music in Europe and the oldest still in use.

The Pitt-Rivers Museums was built in 1885-6 under Thomas Deane, who is also responsible for a number of other scientific...
18/01/2022

The Pitt-Rivers Museums was built in 1885-6 under Thomas Deane, who is also responsible for a number of other scientific buildings, such as the Clarendon Laboratory (1867-9). Enter the Pitt-Rivers Museum and you will discover a superb iron-roofed gallery housing an extraordinary collection of anthropological interest. The Pitt Rivers Museum shares the building with the University Museum of Natural History.

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Did you know?Pioneering studies in X-rays emitted from the elements, the introduction of the concept of atomic number an...
14/01/2022

Did you know?
Pioneering studies in X-rays emitted from the elements, the introduction of the concept of atomic number and developments of chemical analysis we carried out by H G J Moseley at Clarendon Laboratory in Oxford.

Keble College was founded in 1870 and is named after John Keble (1792-1866), a Fellow of Oriel College, who started the ...
11/01/2022

Keble College was founded in 1870 and is named after John Keble (1792-1866), a Fellow of Oriel College, who started the Oxford Movement. The Gothic Revival style, which is quite unique to the Oxford architectural landscape, particularly for colleges, was envisaged by Thomas Butterfield.

Founded in 2005 by James Martin, 'the man who predicted the rise of the internet', with the initial and largest benefact...
10/01/2022

Founded in 2005 by James Martin, 'the man who predicted the rise of the internet', with the initial and largest benefactions of 150 Million Dollars, the Oxford Martin School at the University of Oxford is home to research into environmental issues, disease and inequality, informing policy and providing recommendations.

Happy New Year, everyone! The New Year means new beginnings, so we're looking forward to this one! Let's start fresh and...
07/01/2022

Happy New Year, everyone! The New Year means new beginnings, so we're looking forward to this one! Let's start fresh and make the most of 2022!
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A nanoparticle of the AstraZeneca's vaccine, sculpted in medical borosilicate glass made by artist Luke Jerram. This exh...
22/12/2021

A nanoparticle of the AstraZeneca's vaccine, sculpted in medical borosilicate glass made by artist Luke Jerram.

This exhibition and much more can be seen at the History of Science Museum in Oxford, open Tuesday - Sunday from 12 PM - 5 PM.
More information here: https://www.hsm.ox.ac.uk/

Chemistry and anatomy were being studied in the late 1600s behind this beautiful facade. The History of Science Museum i...
21/12/2021

Chemistry and anatomy were being studied in the late 1600s behind this beautiful facade.

The History of Science Museum is the world's oldest purpose-built public museum, which opened first in 1683 as the Ashmolean Museum to house Elias Ashmole's collection. In the late 1600s, it was a science centre in Oxford with a chemical lab and anatomical theatre in the basement and teaching in the entrance gallery.

The museum is open to the public, free entry Tuesday-Sunday from 12 PM to 5 PM.

English pastures in the warm winter sun. 🌳
20/12/2021

English pastures in the warm winter sun.

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Looking for a special gift that offers your loved ones or your business partners a unique experience of the city of Oxfo...
17/12/2021

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