St Giles's

Cheia de encantos e arquitetura cheia de gárgulas e uma universidade a mais antiga do mundo e seus bosques e parques bucólicos e músicos que tocam na rua é mágico vale a pena passar pelo menos um final de semana é minha dica.

Oxfor is a wonderful city full of charms and architecture full of gargoyles and an oldest university in the world and its woods and bucolic parks and musicians that touch the street is magical worth spending at least a weekend is my tip! !! Enjoy

tienes que dar un paso por aqio, no te vas a arrepentir

You have to take a step for a year, you will not regret it

St Gile’s est une rue large du nord d’Oxford, juste quand tu sors du casque historique en direction de Woodstock et de Banbury. St Gile’s est le dernier point, si tu reviens en voiture vers le centre, où tu pourras te garer, ensuite il y a une déviation pour les voitures, et tu devras rejoindre le centre a pied ou en vélo. C’est une ville agréable a découvrir en transports publics. Le parking est gratuit pour deux heures le dimanche, sinon c’est une livre de l’heure. Dans la partie nord de St Gile’s, on trouve le mémorial de guerre le plus grand de la ville. Dans la partie sud, il y a le martyrs mémorial, qui commémore la mort des martyrs d’Oxford, brulés pour leurs opinions religieuses au XVIe siècle. Il y a plusieurs collèges, les écoles supérieures qui composent l’université d’Oxford, comme St John’s Collège et le Balliol, qui ont leurs locaux sur St Gile’s. Au nord, on trouve le St Gile’s Church, qui donne son nom a la rue. Dans la partie sud, la rue rejoint Magdalen street, pour se transformer en Cornmarket, la rue piétonne du centre. Ne rate pas l’Ashmolean Museum, un beau musée d’art antique.

St Gile's is a Broad Street north of Oxford, just when you go out of the historical helmet toward Woodstock and Banbury. St Gile's is the last point, if you drive back to the center, where you can park you, then there is a deviation for the cars, and you should reach the center on foot or by bike. It is a pleasant town to discover public transport. Parking is free for two hours on Sunday, otherwise it is a book of hours. In the northern part of St. Gile's, there is the memorial of the greatest war in the city. In the south, there is the martyrs memorial, which commemorates the death of the Oxford martyrs burned for their religious beliefs in the sixteenth century. There are several colleges and universities that make up the University of Oxford, as St. John's College and Balliol, who have their premises in St Gile's. In the north, there is the St Gile's Church, which gives its name to the street. In the southern part, the street joined Magdalen street to turn into Cornmarket, the pedestrian street in the center. Do not miss the Ashmolean Museum, a beautiful ancient art museum.