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"Britain’s oldest public museum, Oxford’s wonderful Ashmolean Museum is surpassed only by the British Museum in London. It was established in 1683, when Elias Ashmole presented Oxford University with a collection of ‘rarities’ amassed by the well-travelled John Tradescant, gardener to Charles I. A new exhibition celebrates Ashmole’s 400th birthday by displaying original treasures including the hat worn by the judge who presided over the trial of Charles I, and a mantle belonging to ‘Chief Powhatan’, the father of Pocahontas."

"As one of the most popular museums in Oxford, the Ashmolean is a great thing to do in Oxford with kids. It’s big enough that there is always something new everywhere you turn to keep short attention spans interested, and there is a dedicated family trail learning resource that you can download ahead of time and use to create your own personalized tour of the museum. There are also sketching materials available for the kids to draw what they see, and on the weekends you can borrow flashlights and magnifying glasses."

"One of the most famous museums in Oxford, the Ashmolean Museum was the first university museum and was opened in 1678 as a museum holding a “cabinet of curiosities.”. It grew and developed over the years, and most recently it was reopened in 2009 after a period of renovation to bring it up to modern day. Ashmolean really stands out in its collections of archeological artifacts and art."

"Many of the regal residences created by the Rothschild family throughout Europe are gone now, but this one is still a vision of the 19th…"

"The Heath Robinson Museum is a biographical museum dedicated to the life and art of its namesake. The museum displays memorabilia, artwork, and objects from the life of Heath Robinson, as well as hosts exhibitions and events that support Robinson's life mission and vision. Admission to the museum is free."

"On St. Aldates is Alice’s Shop – the very shop where Alice Liddell (Lewis Caroll’s muse) loved to buy her sweets. Inside the store today you’ll find hundreds of items of memorabilia, from Mad Hatter tea party crockery, to artwork, and even Alice fancy dress outfits!. Don’t miss the White Rabbit staring anxiously at his pocket-watch at the door!"

"Area: In the Westgate shopping centre, with stunning views of the historic city. Now, a shopping centre isn’t the first place you would think of when choosing places to eat in Oxford, but Westgate shopping centre is home to a gem. Sticks n sushi is a Japandi restaurant, blending classic Japanese cuisine with modern interior."

"For frozen refreshment with an oriental twist, check out the selection on offer at Sticks’n’Sushi. The perfect way to round off your meal, choose from yuzu sorbet with Japanese citrus, vanilla ice cream with Tongan vanilla bean or caramel ice cream with dark miso."

"Edamame is a small, family run eatery that serves truly authentic and freshly prepared Japanese home-cooking in an informal and inviting setting. They operate three different menus that follow a weekly schedule so their food and its preparation can be as fresh as possible. During 20 years of operation Edamame has received numerous local, national and international commendations."

"This tiny space can get queued out at dinner time, so make sure to arrive early to secure a table. Once you're settled, you'll be well rewarded with authentic Japanese plates. The famous octopus balls are topped generously with sauce, seaweed powder and fish flakes, while the edamame beans with a home-made chilli sauce aren't to be missed."

"Peter and Mieko Galpin's buzzy cafe-restaurant is actually shut now until 28 September. Put the date in your diary. Authentic Japanese home-cooking is the deal, here, and Edamame's competitively priced ramens, stir-frys and noodle dishes have made it a firm favourite with local foodies, Japanese students and many national guides."

"Address: Dirty Bones Oxford, 304 The Westgate, Queen St, Oxford OX1 1PG. Next up, we have Dirty Bones!. This is the third and final restaurant I would like to introduce you to that is located on the Westgate Shopping Centre roof!"