Radcliffe Camera

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Radcliffe Camera
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“The Radcliffe Camera is a building of the University of Oxford, England, designed by James Gibbs in a Baroque style and built in 1737–49 to house a library, ultimately becoming a reading room, not open to the public, after the library moved out.”
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Lonely PlanetSep 27

The 20 Best Things to Do in Oxford, England

It may be true that Oxford’s prestigious university is the city’s defining feature, but there

Oxford's most photographed landmark

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Condé Nast TravelerJul 15

My Favorite Airbnb: An Idyllic Writers’ Retreat in Oxford, England

This dreamy spot was located just 10 minutes from central Oxford.

iconic domed library, apply for pass to read

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  • Radcliffe CameraSighticonic domed library, apply for pass to read
  • Turf TavernPubtucked away down narrow alley, near city walls
  • ScriptumMarketliterary souvenir shop with pens, journals, seals
  • Port MeadowNeighborhoodarea with restaurants and pubs
  • The MedleyBeer gardendog watching, phenomenal pizza
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