Oxford's S7 - Oxford to Blenheim Palace & Witney
Places to visit along the way
Highlights
Sights to see along the way
Taken on June 7, 2016, Blenheim Palace, also known as Churchill manor, is the residence of the Duke of Marlborough and the birthplace of Winston Churchill.
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Oxford's S7 - Oxford to Blenheim Palace & Witney
The S7 between Oxford, Blenheim Palace, and Witney offers a scenic and convenient journey through some of Oxfordshire’s most picturesque landscapes and historic sites, brushing the edge of the renowned Cotswolds region.
Starting in Oxford, a city celebrated for its prestigious university and stunning architecture, the route provides a glimpse of the vibrant urban life blended with historical elegance.
As the bus departs from Oxford, it travels through the charming suburban and rural areas, offering passengers views of rolling hills and quaint villages that typify the English countryside.
Along the way is Blenheim Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. The palace is set in over 2,000 acres of beautiful parkland, designed by the famous landscape architect Capability Brown.
Visitors can explore the opulent state rooms, extensive art collections, and beautifully maintained gardens. The grandeur of Blenheim Palace and its surroundings make it a highlight of the journey.
Continuing from Blenheim Palace, the bus travels towards Witney. The route passes through several small villages and towns that embody the charm and tranquillity of the Cotswolds. Passengers can enjoy views of traditional Cotswold stone cottages, lush green fields, and gentle streams.
Arriving in Witney, travellers will find a bustling market town known for its historic woollen mills and picturesque streets. The town features a mix of independent shops, cosy pubs, and inviting cafes.
The River Windrush flows through Witney, adding to its scenic appeal, and Witney’s proximity to the Cotswolds makes it an ideal base for further exploration.
Overall, this bus route offers a delightful combination of cultural heritage, natural beauty, and quintessential English charm, making it a must-experience journey for both locals and visitors.
Dogs are welcome,
bring your adorable pooch onboard
Dogs can usually travel with you onboard this route. However, it's at the driver's discretion, the driver will consider things like if there is already another pet on the bus when making their decision. Guide dogs and assistance dogs are of course allowed at all times.
