“当地人称之为‘The High’——牛津从 Carfax 到 Magdalen Bridge 的宏伟大道。”
Sources: Wikipedia: High Street, Oxford · Wikidata: High Street (Q60282) · OpenStreetMap: High Street, Oxford
The footpath around a Cherwell island in Magdalen's grounds — named for Joseph Addison, walked by Joseph Addison, made famous a century later by C.S. Lewis and Tolkien.
The 144-foot perpendicular Gothic tower of Magdalen College (1509) — the centrepiece of the High Street and the gathering point for May Morning.
The University's church on the High Street, with one of the best tower views in Oxford and a 13th-century spire.
Founded 1654 by Cirques Jobson and claimed as the oldest continuously serving coffee house in Europe — although the present site, a Grade II listed building at 40 High Street, has been its home only since 1970.
Ethically sourced, Oxford-roasted specialty coffee — direct-trade beans with full traceability.
The retail home of the world's largest university press — dictionaries, academic texts, and OUP's full catalogue on the High Street.
Antique maps, prints, and engravings on the High Street — established 1967.
