Quick Overview:
The city of Oxford - fabled for its historic university - is an ideal locale to hold an unforgettable stag party. Incredible architecture and rare finds are just part of the treasure trove that is Oxford. But don’t be fooled by the committed academia, this town has a hopping nightlife and ample daytime activities to keep the fun rolling on a stag do in Oxford.

Getting Around:
Just about every mainstream mode of transportation is available in Oxford. Much of the city, especially the older quarters, is very walkable. In fact, walking is a great way to stumble upon an off-the-beaten-path pub or some other attraction. There are also several bus and taxi services available to get your stag party around town. Oxford is also served by rail and there are several stations throughout the city. Renting bicycles is yet another option that is popular with locals and tourists alike.

Must See/Must Do:
• Oxford University Museum of Natural History - The spacious museum houses the University's scientific collections of zoological, entomological, geological, paleontological and mineralogical specimens that have been accumulated over the last 300 years.
• Go Punting - In this popular warm weather activity, a wooden boat is propelled downriver by using a long pole. Add some beer and the trip just goes from relaxed to exciting.
• Visit the covered market on High Street - The oldest covered market in England has a slew of unusual shops.
• The Headington Shark - At 2 New High Street in Headington, this sculpture depicts a shark buried head-first in the roof of a house.
• Catch a game - Any sporting event pitting Oxford against its neighbor and rival Cambridge will bring out the locals and the beer - a perfect place for a stag party to join the festivities.

History:
Oxford was first mentioned in writing in the year 912 and it has been influencing the world ever since. The University of Oxford - which includes over 40 colleges - was founded in the 12th Century and constitutes the oldest English-speaking university in the world. Some of the buildings at one of Oxford’s largest colleges, Christ Church, has been featured in the popular Harry Potter movies.

Nightlife:
Oxford is full of fine pubs that sport equally impressive names. Try the Eagle and Child pub, also known as “The Bird and Baby,” or the Gardener’s Arms or the Hobgoblin. There are a large number of nightclubs in town, but its best to call ahead as some are open only to students on certain nights. For a funky off-beat nightclub option on a stag do in Oxford, try Po Na Na’s which is Moroccan styled. A student favorite is The Bridge where R&B and dance tunes are played on separate floors.

Eating:
The Covered Market on High Street has a number of pubs and eateries where great food at reasonable prices can be found on any stag party Weekend in Oxford. Whether its sandwiches, pub grub or something more exotic like Indian food, it’s all available in Oxford where a diverse population has settled around the university. Gees Restaurant is a sure bet for traditional British food or the Spice Lounge for Indian fare – perfect fare for a stag do.