Easter Experience

The Ashmolean Museum is a testament to Oxford’s enduring dedication to art and archaeology. As the world’s first university museum, it houses an incredibly diverse collection that spans from Egyptian mummies to contemporary masterpieces. Inside, the museum’s carefully curated displays invite a deeper look into the stories behind the objects. Spend a quiet afternoon wandering through the Greek and Roman sculpture galleries or admiring the exquisite details of coinage dating back to 600 BC. Whether you are a dedicated art lover or simply curious, the Ashmolean adds a sophisticated and enriching chapter to your stay in the heart of Oxford.

Just a short stroll from our front door lies the Bodleian Libraries, one of the oldest and most prestigious research libraries in the world, its golden-stone facades and quiet quadrangles offer a profound sense of history that reverberates out across the rest of the city.

Exploring The Bod is a journey through the very heart of the University’s intellectual heritage. Beyond the famous Radcliffe Camera, the Weston Library offers a more contemporary perspective with its rotating exhibitions that showcase rare treasures from the collection, ranging from world maps to literary manuscripts.

Steeped in three centuries of history, Blenheim Palace is a breathtaking statement in Baroque architecture designed by Sir John Vanbrugh. Visitors can immerse themselves in unending sophistication while wandering through the State Rooms or the permanent Churchill Exhibition. 

Beyond the walls, stunning vistas of the Oxfordshire countryside unveil themselves. With over 2,000 acres of parkland and formal gardens designed by Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown, the views are a true testament to historical preservation and natural beauty.