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All Souls CollegeFounded in 1432, this college consists entirely of post-doctorate fellows. Its lovely chapel features a large stone-carved screen behind the altar.
Bodleian LibraryThis world-famous university library houses several important religious manuscripts and the beautiful, fan-vaulted Divinity School.
Brasenose CollegeFounded in 1509 and named for an antique brass knocker of a lion nose, Brasenose consists of three attractive quads just off Radcliffe Square. Its 17th-century chapel has a splendid painted fan vault.
Christ Church CathedralThis small but impressive cathedral is also the chapel of Christ Church College, the most prestigious college in Oxford. It incorporates the ancient shrine of Oxford's patron saint, Frideswide.
Eagle and Child PubIt's perhaps rare that a pub has religious significance! But it was here that the beloved Anglican author C.S. Lewis and his Catholic friend J.R.R. Tolkien met to discuss their latest books over a pint.
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Iffley ChurchBuilt in 1170 and unusually well-preserved, the Church of St Mary in Iffley is one of the finest examples of Romanesque architecture in England. The west and south door are covered in zig-zag decorations and wonderful figurative carvings.
Magdalen CollegeKnown for its beautiful tower, many gargoyles, extensive grounds and associations with C.S. Lewis.
Martyrs MemorialHere a grand memorial spire commemorates the Oxford executions of Thomas Cranmer and other bishops under Bloody Mary, which took place a block away in Broad Street.
Merton CollegeFounded in 1264, Merton College is the oldest college in either Oxford or Cambridge. The large 14th-century chapel has plentiful medieval stained glass.
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This attractive 12th-century parish church just north of the city center was consecrated by St. Hugh of Lincoln.
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St Peter-in-the-EastA fine 12th-century church in the center of Oxford that now functions as the library for St Edmund Hall. It is surrounded by an ancient churchyard, grand old trees and tranquil lawns. The interior is not accessible but the exterior is the best part anyway.
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St Philip and St James ChurchA lovely 19th-century parish church that today houses the Oxford Centre for Mission Studies. The interior is not accessible without an appointment, but the exterior is well worth a look if you are in the neighborhood.
University Church of St. MaryThe official church of the university, St. Mary's has seen many historic sermons over the centuries and still holds regular services today. Climb the tower for spectacular views of the city.