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Christ Church Meadow oxford

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Christ Church Meadow is located at Oxford OX1 4JF, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Christ Church Meadow and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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Need to know more about this business, please call us during business hours or visit our website and can get more information – of Christ Church Meadow by http://www.chch.ox.ac.uk/visiting-christ-church/meadow .

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Hassan Chisti

5 Google Rating

You're a wizard Harry!!!

5/ 5

You're a wizard Harry!!!

Amanda Williams

4 Google Rating

Lovely circular walk around the meadow and river banks.

4/ 5

Lovely circular walk around the meadow and river banks.

Margaret Mix

5 Google Rating

Lovely walk, surrounded by wonderful architecture and wildlife on the river.

5/ 5

Lovely walk, surrounded by wonderful architecture and wildlife on the river.

Babul Ali

5 Google Rating

Historic. Lovely place for a walk on a sunny day.

5/ 5

Historic. Lovely place for a walk on a sunny day.

christian burkitt

4 Google Rating

Pleasant stroll, great views of the city

4/ 5

Pleasant stroll, great views of the city

Ajeesh Thomas Abraham

5 Google Rating

Saw beforein movies now became real

5/ 5

Saw beforein movies now became real

Elaine Moresby

4 Google Rating

lovely place for a walk and to take in the springtime changes. a life saver at the moment.

4/ 5

lovely place for a walk and to take in the springtime changes. a life saver at the moment.

Brenda Watts

4 Google Rating

Lovely but internet signal wasn't good

4/ 5

Lovely but internet signal wasn't good

Harel Arzi

5 Google Rating

An Oxford classic

5/ 5

An Oxford classic

adi harlianto

5 Google Rating

When you need a walk in city centre

5/ 5

When you need a walk in city centre

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