4 entries across places, people, and walks.
Pub, bar and restaurant tucked behind George Street between the Oxford Playhouse and the New Theatre — one of the city's larger pub gardens for a sunny afternoon.
Four hundred years of gardens behind a Jacobean front quad — Wilkins's mound and mechanical curiosities under Cromwell, a Picturesque tree collection under Wills, and a Sheldonian Emperor's Head retired in the corner.
Twenty-six acres of gardens, playing fields and a lake inside the city — the largest college grounds in central Oxford, kept that way by the college's 18th-century edge-of-town location.
A walled garden beside the Cherwell, begun in 1621 for the study of medicinal plants and billed as the oldest of its kind in Britain.