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Hertford Bridge

Bridge of Sighs

A quaint pedestrian bridge for the students of Hertford College which has popularly become known as the "Bridge of Sighs" of Oxford.

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Turf Tavern
A well-hidden pub, but also well known by locals. Good range of beers. Nice beer garden with coal fires where you can roast marshmallows on chilly evenings in spring and autumn. This ancient pub (a favourite with Inspector Morse) is an unmissable Oxford institution that many consider to be the best pub in the city — in the summer watch out for drenched students enjoying the end of their exams. Pint >£5. Famously the location where U.S. president Bill Clinton "Did not inhale" marijuana during his time at Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar.
Mon-Sat 11AM–11PM; Sun noon–10:30PM
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St. Aldates Tavern
Small and traditional Victorian tavern but with adequate seating, with drinks varying in price depending on how early you get there.
Sun-Thu 11AM-11PM; Fri Sat 11AM-midnight
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The King's Arms
A popular student pub — selection of beers and reasonable food although perhaps prices are a little high. Excellent location.
10:30AM-midnight
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Sheldonian Theatre
This unusual building was Sir Christopher Wren's first major architectural commission. At the time he was a professor of Astronomy at the university. There is a series of busts outside the theatre facing Broad St with strange expressions and facial hair.