Activity Day Venues in Oxford

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Whether you are looking for full activity day package in Oxford, team building event, or venues equipped with the facilities, space and flexibility to host your bespoke activity day idea, you’ll find it here and more besides. Options available can include action-packed favourites, such as go karting, ropes courses, ‘it’s a knockout’ and sailing, to more relaxed activities that include spa days, wine tasting and chocolate making.

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Our beautiful Grade II* Victorian building has hosted both national and international conferences and fairs, proving to be a versatile and a unique backdrop for any event.Oxford Town Hall offers three event rooms and 10 additional spaces that can be hired in any combination, providing workshop, seminar and meeting space. Our biggest space, for exam...

Oxford Town Hall Oxford

Oxfordshire 0 miles

13 Meeting Rooms 700 Max capacity

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All Bar One Oxford Oxford

124 High Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 4DF 0.1 miles

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St Peter's College Oxford

University of Oxford, New Inn Hall Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 2DL 0.1 miles

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Oxford Castle and Prison Oxford

44-46 Oxford Castle, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 1AY 0.2 miles

100 Max capacity

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Sheldonian Theatre Oxford

Broad Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 3AZ 0.2 miles

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Worcester College Oxford

Porters' Lodge, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 2HB 0.3 miles

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Conference Centre Oxford Oxford

Cantay House, Park End Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 1JD 0.4 miles

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Conference@OxfordSaïd - Park End Street Oxford

Park End Street, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 1HP 0.5 miles

48 Rooms 60-317 Max capacity

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Browns Brasserie & Bar Oxford Oxford

5-11 Woodstock Road, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX2 6HA 0.5 miles

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Oxford Spires Hotel Oxford

Abingdon Road, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX1 4PS 0.8 miles

10-266 Max capacity

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Weston Manor Hotel Oxford

Northampton Road, Weston-On-The-Green, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX25 3QL 1.4 miles

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David Lloyd Leisure Oxford Oxford

Oxford Business Park, North Garsington Rd, Cowley, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX4 2JY 2.7 miles

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Holiday Inn Oxford Oxford

Peartree Roundabout, Woodstock Road, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX2 8JD 3.1 miles

11 Rooms 10-160 Max capacity

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Bowlplex Oxford Oxford

Ozone Leisure Park, Grenoble Road, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX4 4XP 3.3 miles

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The Kassam Stadium Oxford

Grenoble Road, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX4 4XP 3.3 miles

12500 Max capacity

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The Great Tew Estate Driving Centre Oxford

The Driving Centre Via Enstone Business Park, Chipping Norton, Oxford, Oxfordshire, OX7 4DR 15.5 miles

100 Max capacity

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American Express Stadium - The Terrace to Open in April

The Terrace, the new fan experience at the American Express Stadium will officially open on Tuesday 1 April for the club’s Premier League match v Aston Villa.On a matchday it will be known as the Heineken Fan Zone at The Terrace – a brand-new digital sports bar experience that will be open for longer hours pre and post-match for supporters coming to the game.Acting as an indoor/outdoor space for up to 3000 people makes it the biggest in the Premier League.Heineken are extending their partnership as naming-rights holders of the matchday fan zone and working with the club to create a world-class fan experience pre and post-match.Richard Campbell, Trading Director at Heineken UK said: “We’re delighted to be expanding our sponsorship of Brighton & Hove Albion FC by partnering together to create the new Heineken Fan Zone. Just like the team at the American Express Stadium we are always looking at how we can elevate the fan experience, and The Terrace will be the perfect place to do just that. We’re looking forward to seeing supporters old and new enjoying our beers and ciders whilst celebrating an Albion matchday.”The opening of The Terrace, a multi-million-pound development, will complete the first phase of £40m worth of investment in a range of improvements across the site, aimed at improving the matchday experience for Albion supporters.What to expect on a matchday:American Express ClubhouseOn the mezzanine level of the Heineken Fan Zone will be the American Express Clubhouse, available to all American Express® Cardmembers along with up to three guests for each matchday (on a first-come, first-served basis) for fans wanting to immerse themselves in the matchday atmosphere.After the match, the Heineken Fan Zone and the American Express Clubhouse area will remain open for fans to socialise, watch the late kick-off or enjoy entertainment on the stage.Commenting on The Terrace, Aaron Burke, VP of Global Brand Sponsorships at American Express said: “We couldn’t be more excited to partner on The Terrace at the American Express Stadium™ and to extend our longstanding relationship with Brighton & Hove Albion FC.“We love nothing more than granting special access and creating unforgettable moments for our Cardmembers and for Albion fans. So, we are thrilled to be launching the American Express Clubhouse - a dedicated, elevated space for Amex® Cardmembers and their guests before and after every match on the upper level of the Heineken Fan Zone – to ensure that the matchday experience will be even better.”

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Few cities can claim a greater reputation for historic charm and romantic muse than the eminent city of York. This is a place steeped in history, dating back to Roman times, Viking marauders, William the Conqueror…the gem of northern England in medieval times, still is today. This fascinating city offers recreation and activities for every kind of traveller. Let’s find out what they are, here's a closer look at the top things to do in this enchanting city.Our first stop, The Shambles. Who wouldn’t want to visit a street with such a rebellious name, and indeed, The Shambles is one of York’s most iconic streets. Wandering down this narrow, ancient street feels like stepping back in time, with its overhanging timber-framed buildings that almost touch above your head. As an inspiration for Diagon Alley in the Harry Potter stories, it's a perfect spot for fans of the series, and anyone looking to capture a few Instagram-worthy photos. Shoppers love it too, with everything from handcrafted goods to quirky souvenirs, there's something for everyone and browsing the quaint shops along The Shambles is a pleasure all its own. It's not far from here to York Minster, an awe-inspiring Gothic cathedral that dominates the York skyline. It's one of the largest cathedrals of its kind in Northern Europe, and the intricate stained-glass windows area a must-see. When looking at the front of York Minster, it almost feels unreal; enhanced by CGI in some way, the detail so vivid and imposing. But make no mistake, what you are experiencing is the best of medieval architecture, the Empire State Building of its day. Climbing up the central tower reaffirms the analogy, offering breathtaking views of York and beyond, a reward well worth the effort.For train enthusiasts, the free-to-enter National Railway Museum is a treasure trove of locomotives and railway artifacts and mark an excellent next step on our tour. It's a fascinating exploration of the development of rail travel in Britain, featuring famous trains such as the Mallard and the Flying Scotsman.Simply walking is breath-taking in York. Indeed, walking the city walls is another quintessential York experience. The walls are ancient Roman fortifications that encircle the city, offering panoramic views and a historical perspective. Stretching for about 3.4 kilometres, the walls provide a leisurely yet informative stroll, with plaques along the way detailing the city’s rich heritage.All this walking may make you ready for a snack. Luckily, York is known a ‘chocolate city’ and has a rich chocolate-making history which you can experience it at York's Chocolate Story. During an immersive and entertaining tour, guides will take you through 4,000 years of chocolate history and you’ll learn how came to be such an important part of York’s heritage. With all this history (and chocolate), there’s bound to be a few wayward spirits left lurking around and York is known as one of the most haunted cities in England—the ghost tours in York are unparalleled. Perfect for those who love a good scare. York offers a variety of spooky tours that delve into its darker past. Storytellers guide you through the ancient streets, sharing chilling tales that are sure to give you goosebumps.Clifford's Tower is an ancient keep that offers a glimpse into York's turbulent history. Originally built by William the Conqueror, the tower has served as a royal mint, a medieval stronghold, and now provides stunning views over the city from its vantage point atop a grassy mound.To see York from a different perspective, consider taking a river cruise on the River Ouse. These cruises are a relaxing way to explore the city, offering unique views and insightful commentary on York's history and landmarks.At the Jorvik Viking Centre, visitors are transported back to Viking times through an immersive experience. The museum is built on the site of significant archaeological finds, and the recreated Viking village offers a fascinating insight into the lives of its inhabitants.Finally, the York Museum Gardens are a perfect place to relax and unwind after you’ve absorbed all this wonderful city has to offer. These beautiful gardens, located in the heart of York, offer a serene escape with stunning botanical displays and the ruins of St. Mary's Abbey as a picturesque backdrop.York truly has something for everyone, making it a must-visit destination. But why stop with a simple visit? With its unique characteristics, York is an excellent choice for parties and events. 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