Serene Day Out: A Relaxation and Nature Escapade by Train

Day 1: Nature Escape

Oxford, England

8:00AM

Breakfast at The Handle Bar Cafe & Kitchen

Start your relaxing day with a hearty breakfast at The Handle Bar Cafe, where you can enjoy delightful eggs benedict or a classic English breakfast.
Head from your accommodation to the cafe, it’s centrally located near the train station.
GBP15, 1 hour

9:30AM

Visit University Parks

Stroll through University Parks, a large green space perfect for a peaceful morning walk, where you can enjoy the vibrant flower beds and serene lakes.
A pleasant 15-minute walk from the café, following Parks Road.
GBP0, 2 hours

12:00PM

Lunch at The Picnic

Pack a picnic lunch from The Picnic, featuring local cheeses, fresh salads, and artisanal bread, ideal for enjoying amidst the greenery.
Purchase your picnic supplies from this lovely shop located just a short 10-minute walk away in the city centre.
GBP10, 1 hour

1:00PM

Explore Botley Hill

After lunch, take a short bus ride to Botley Hill, where you can wander the tranquil paths surrounded by nature, perfect for reflection and relaxation.
Catch a bus from the Westgate Centre Bus Stop; the journey takes about 20 minutes.
GBP5 (bus fare), 2 hours

3:30PM

Return to University Parks

After your peaceful exploration, return to University Parks to relax on the grass and perhaps read a book or simply gaze at the clouds.
Follow the same bus route back to the city and then walk back to the parks.
GBP5 (bus return fare), 1.5 hours

5:00PM

Evening Tea at The Ashmolean Museum Cafe

Indulge yourself with a calming cup of tea and a slice of cake at The Ashmolean Museum’s cafe, where you can sit amid beautiful art.
The Cafe is situated within the Ashmolean Museum, a 15-minute walk from University Parks.
GBP8, 1 hour

6:00PM

Return to London

Wrap up your day with a relaxing train ride back to London, reminiscing about the day spent in nature.
Head back to Oxford train station, it’s about a 10-minute walk.
GBP15, 1 hour
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