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The second-largest city in the U.K. is known for its museums and shopping, canals, food and music.

See the early work of architect Sir Christopher Wren when you tour the grounds and chapel of this 14th-century college.

Amble through a picturesque riverside park to reach this stately Baroque palace and landscaped garden.

Amble through a picturesque riverside park to reach this stately Baroque palace and landscaped garden.

Rising high out of the waters of Mount\'s Bay, this magnificent island is one of Cornwall’s most iconic landmarks. 

Attend a choral recital at this charming and historic Romanesque university chapel, which is among the smallest cathedrals in England.

This 11th-century church served as the center from which the city of Oxford grew and its tower is one of the best lookout points in the district.

Amble through a picturesque riverside park to reach this stately Baroque palace and landscaped garden.

Amble through a picturesque riverside park to reach this stately Baroque palace and landscaped garden.

Although the smallest royal residence in Britain, this lovely red-brick palace has a history that spans more than 400 years. 

This 11th-century church served as the center from which the city of Oxford grew and its tower is one of the best lookout points in the district.

Climb the narrow, winding staircase to reach the top of this tower, which is considered the very centre of Oxford, for a panoramic view over the city.

Gaze up at the iconic spire of the founding church of Bournemouth, where the writer of Frankenstein was laid to rest.

Rising high out of the waters of Mount\'s Bay, this magnificent island is one of Cornwall’s most iconic landmarks. 

Take a chauffeured tour along the River Cam to get a closer look at this neo-Gothic bridge as you pass beneath it.

Attend a choral recital at this charming and historic Romanesque university chapel, which is among the smallest cathedrals in England.

Rising high out of the waters of Mount\'s Bay, this magnificent island is one of Cornwall’s most iconic landmarks. 

Take a chauffeured tour along the River Cam to get a closer look at this neo-Gothic bridge as you pass beneath it.

This splendid 18th-century building was the first rotunda library in Britain and is one of the most recognizable Oxford landmarks.

Located in the far southwest of Britain and almost entirely surrounded by sea, this county is famed for its dramatic coastline and flourishing cultural scene.

Rising high out of the waters of Mount\'s Bay, this magnificent island is one of Cornwall’s most iconic landmarks. 

Attend a choral recital at this charming and historic Romanesque university chapel, which is among the smallest cathedrals in England.

Although the smallest royal residence in Britain, this lovely red-brick palace has a history that spans more than 400 years.