Oxford Castle & Prison

Oxford Castle & Prison, situated near central Oxford, invites visitors to delve into nearly 1,000 years of history. Originally constructed in 1071 by the Normans who accompanied William the Conqueror, the castle later served as a prison. Today, it stands as a museum and tourist site, offering a unique glimpse into its storied past. Visitors can explore one of the city’s oldest buildings and enjoy panoramic views over Oxford, providing a blend of historical insight and scenic beauty.

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Oxford Castle & Prison