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Boris Johnson graduated from Oxford University

Harry Potter movies feature a lot of buildings around Oxford University.

Oxford has the first ever coffee house in England

you can get to Oxford on the London Underground

Oxford University is the oldest University in the world

The University of Oxford Botanic Garden is the oldest botanic garden in the UK and has more than 8000 plant species.

After King Henry VIII founded the Church of England, he had most of the books in the Bodleian Library at Oxford burned because they talked about the Pope.

Rowan Atkinson, famous for playing Mr Bean studied at Oxford

Until 1878 women were forbidden from studying at Oxford University

Harry Maguire studied at Oxford Univeristy

There is nowhere else named Oxford in the world

Hugh Grant studied at Oxford

Students of Oxford University have won 158 Olympic gold medals!

Oxford and Cambridge University compete in an annual boat race

Oxford is twinned with Padua in Italy

The name Oxford comes from “Oxanforda” – “Cattle Crossing”.

Visitors to Oxford often take part in punting, wherein they sit in a boat in the river, and a guide pushes it along with a pole.

There are 45 different colleges at Oxford University